Curriculum coverage: where Adora Learn teaches

Adora Learn turns your child's own homework into a study guide and practice questions aligned to your district's curriculum, with a tutor that coaches instead of handing over answers. Grades 3–8.

Live today in 23 states and Washington, DC: English, Math, Science and Social Studies for grades 3–8, with 4,737 units and 28,819 skills matched to each state's own standards.

School districts with their own curriculum

In these districts, practice follows the district's own curriculum, not only the state standards.

Fairfax County Public Schools (Virginia)
Los Angeles Unified School District (California)
Loudoun County Public Schools (Virginia)
Prince William County Public Schools (Virginia)

Coverage by state

Virginia

District curriculum: Fairfax County Public Schools, Loudoun County Public Schools and Prince William County Public Schools.

Social Studies, grades 3–8, Virginia SOL: 174 units, 1,115 skills
Math, grades 3–8, Virginia SOL: 184 units, 1,074 skills
English, grades 3–8, Virginia SOL: 57 units, 443 skills
Science, grades 3–8, Virginia SOL: 46 units, 204 skills

Virginia grade 3 Social Studies

History and Social Science Skills; Civics: Citizenship, Rights, and Responsibilities; Geography: Continents, Oceans, and Ancient Societies; History: Ancient Egypt; History: Ancient China; History: Ancient Greece; History: Ancient Rome; History: The Ancient Empire of Mali; Civics: The Structure of United States Government; Economics: Basic Economic Principles

Virginia grade 4 Social Studies

Virginia Studies Skills; Physical Geography of Virginia; Virginia's Indigenous People; Jamestown: The First Permanent English Settlement; Life in the Virginia Colony; Virginia and the American Revolution; Political Growth and Western Expansion; The Civil War and Virginia; Reconstruction and a Changing Virginia; Virginia: 1900 to the Present

Virginia grade 5 Social Studies

United States History Skills; Geography of North America; Early Cultures and European Exploration; West Africa and the Transatlantic Slave Trade; Colonial America; The American Revolution; A New Nation and Its Government; Westward Expansion and Reform, 1801 to 1861; The Civil War

Virginia grade 6 Social Studies

United States History Skills; Westward Expansion and Its Impact on Indigenous People; Effects of Reconstruction; Industrialization and Growth; A Changing Role in the World Through World War I; Social, Political, Economic, and Technological Change in the Early 20th Century; World War II; The Cold War; Late 20th to Early 21st Century; Science and Technology: Ongoing Advancement

Virginia grade 7 Social Studies

Civics and Economics Skills; Foundations of American Constitutional Government; The National Government; State and Local Government and the Courts; Citizenship and Civic Life; The Political Process; The Media and Public Participation; Economic Decisions and the United States Economy; Government's Role in the Economy; Careers and Personal Finance

Virginia grade 8 Social Studies

World Geography Skills; Introduction to Geography and Resources; The Americas; Europe, Russia, and Central Asia; Africa and Southwest Asia; Asia and the Pacific; Population and Migration; Culture and Urban Development; Globalization and Political Geography

Virginia grade 3 Math

Number and Number Sense: Place Value and Whole Numbers; Number and Number Sense: Fractions; Number and Number Sense: Money; Computation and Estimation: Addition and Subtraction; Computation and Estimation: Multiplication and Division; Measurement and Geometry: Measurement and Time; Measurement and Geometry: Area and Perimeter; Measurement and Geometry: Polygons; Probability and Statistics: The Data Cycle with Pictographs and Bar Graphs; Patterns, Functions, and Algebra: Increasing and Decreasing Patterns

Virginia grade 4 Math

Number and Number Sense: Whole Number Place Value; Number and Number Sense: Comparing, Ordering, and Equivalent Fractions; Number and Number Sense: Decimals and Fraction-Decimal Equivalence; Computation and Estimation: Whole Number Addition and Subtraction; Computation and Estimation: Multiplication and Division; Computation and Estimation: Fractions and Decimals; Measurement and Geometry: Measurement and Elapsed Time; Measurement and Geometry: Area and Perimeter of Rectangles and Squares; Measurement and Geometry: Lines, Angles, Quadrilaterals, and Solid Figures; Probability and Statistics and Patterns: Line Graphs, Probability, and Patterns

Virginia grade 5 Math

Number and Number Sense: Fraction-Decimal Equivalence, Ordering, and Prime Numbers; Computation and Estimation: Whole Number Operations; Computation and Estimation: Fraction Operations; Computation and Estimation: Decimal Operations and Order of Operations; Measurement and Geometry: Metric Measurement; Measurement and Geometry: Perimeter, Area, and Volume; Measurement and Geometry: Angles and Triangles; Probability and Statistics: The Data Cycle with Line Plots and Stem-and-Leaf Plots; Probability and Statistics: Measures of Center, Range, and Probability; Patterns, Functions, and Algebra: Patterns and Variables

Virginia grade 6 Math

Number and Number Sense: Fractions, Decimals, and Percents; Number and Number Sense: Integers, Exponents, and Perfect Squares; Computation and Estimation: Operations with Fractions and Mixed Numbers; Computation and Estimation: Operations with Integers; Measurement and Geometry: Circles, Triangles, and Parallelograms; Measurement and Geometry: Coordinate Plane and Congruence; Probability and Statistics: The Data Cycle with Circle Graphs and Mean as Balance Point; Patterns, Functions, and Algebra: Ratios and Proportional Relationships; Patterns, Functions, and Algebra: One-Step Linear Equations; Patterns, Functions, and Algebra: Linear Inequalities in One Variable

Virginia grade 7 Math

Number and Number Sense: Powers of Ten, Scientific Notation, Rational Numbers, and Square Roots; Computation and Estimation: Rational Number Operations and Proportional Problems; Measurement and Geometry: Volume and Surface Area of Prisms and Cylinders; Measurement and Geometry: Similarity and Scale; Measurement and Geometry: Quadrilaterals and Dilations; Probability and Statistics: Experimental and Theoretical Probability; Probability and Statistics: The Data Cycle with Histograms; Patterns, Functions, and Algebra: Proportional Relationships and Slope; Patterns, Functions, and Algebra: Expressions; Patterns, Functions, and Algebra: Two-Step Equations and Inequalities

Virginia grade 8 Math

Number and Number Sense: Real Numbers; Computation and Estimation: Percent Applications; Measurement and Geometry: Angle Relationships and the Pythagorean Theorem; Measurement and Geometry: Surface Area, Volume, and Composite Figures; Measurement and Geometry: Translations and Reflections; Probability and Statistics: Independent and Dependent Events; Probability and Statistics: The Data Cycle with Boxplots; Probability and Statistics: The Data Cycle with Scatterplots; Patterns, Functions, and Algebra: Expressions, Relations, and Linear Functions; Patterns, Functions, and Algebra: Multistep Equations and Inequalities

Virginia grade 3 English

Foundations for Reading; Developing Skilled Readers and Building Reading Stamina; Reading and Vocabulary; Reading Literary Text; Reading Informational Text; Foundations for Writing; Writing; Language Usage; Communication and Multimodal Literacies; Research

Virginia grade 4 English

Foundations for Reading: Phonics and Word Analysis; Developing Skilled Readers and Building Reading Stamina; Reading and Vocabulary Development; Reading Literary Texts; Reading Informational Texts; Foundations for Writing: Handwriting and Spelling; Writing: Modes, Organization, and Revision; Language Usage: Grammar and Mechanics; Communication and Multimodal Literacies; Research

Virginia grade 5 English

Foundations for Reading; Developing Skilled Readers and Building Reading Stamina; Reading and Vocabulary Development; Reading Literary Texts; Reading Informational Texts; Foundations for Writing; Writing Process and Composition; Language Usage; Communication and Multimodal Literacies; Research

Virginia grade 6 English

Developing Skilled Readers and Building Reading Stamina; Reading and Vocabulary Development; Reading Literary Texts; Reading Informational Texts; Writing; Language Usage; Communication and Multimodal Literacies; Research

Virginia grade 7 English

Developing Skilled Readers and Building Reading Stamina; Reading and Vocabulary Development; Reading Literary Texts; Reading Informational Texts; Writing: Modes, Organization, and Composition; Language Usage and Mechanics; Communication and Multimodal Literacies; Research

Virginia grade 8 English

Developing Skilled Readers and Building Reading Stamina; Reading and Vocabulary; Reading Literary Texts: Key Ideas and Plot Details; Reading Literary Texts: Craft and Style; Reading Literary Texts: Integration of Concepts; Reading Informational Texts: Key Ideas and Confirming Details; Reading Informational Texts: Craft and Style and Integration of Concepts; Writing: Modes and Purposes, Organization and Composition; Writing: Usage and Mechanics & Language Usage; Communication and Multimodal Literacies; Research

Virginia grade 3 Science

Scientific and Engineering Practices; Force, Motion, and Energy; Matter: Interactions with Water; Living Systems: Adaptations and Ecosystems; Earth Systems: Soil and Water Cycle; Earth Resources and Environmental Impact

Virginia grade 4 Science

Scientific and Engineering Practices; Living Systems and Processes: Plant and Animal Structures; Living Systems and Processes: Ecosystem Interactions; Earth and Space Systems: Weather and Climate; Earth and Space Systems: Our Solar System; Earth and Space Systems: Earth, Moon, and Sun Relationships; Earth and Space Systems: The Ocean Environment; Earth Resources: Virginia's Natural Resources

Virginia grade 5 Science

Scientific and Engineering Practices; Forms and Transformation of Energy; Force, Motion, and Collisions; Electricity and Magnetism; Sound Energy; Light Energy; Properties and Interactions of Matter; Earth's Changing Surface; Earth Resources and Conservation

Virginia grade 6 Science

Scientific and Engineering Practices; Earth and Space Systems: Solar System and Earth-Moon-Sun Relationship; Energy Transformations; Matter and Atoms; Water Systems and Properties; Atmosphere and Weather; Watershed Systems; Human Impact and Environmental Responsibility

Virginia grade 7 Science

Scientific and Engineering Practices; Cells and Life Processes; Organization of Living Things; Energy Transfer in Life; Ecosystems and Energy Flow; Adaptations and Interdependence; Ecosystem Dynamics and Human Impact; Heredity and Genetics; Evolution and Diversity

Virginia grade 8 Science

Scientific and Engineering Practices; Matter and Its Interactions; Force, Motion, and Energy; Earth and Space Systems; Weather and Climate; The Solar System and Beyond

New Jersey

Social Studies, grades 3–8, NJSLS-Social Studies: 60 units, 627 skills
English, grades 3–8, NJSLS-ELA: 44 units, 405 skills
Math, grades 3–8, NJSLS: 44 units, 246 skills
Science, grades 3–8, NJSLS-Science: 47 units, 228 skills

New Jersey grade 3 Social Studies

Government: Institutions and Levels of Government; Participation, Decisions, Rules and Democratic Principles; Rights, Fairness and Civic Mindedness; Maps, Places, Regions and the Environment; Economic Choices, Resources and Markets; National and Global Economy; Three Worlds Meet: Native American, African and European Societies; Colonization, Settlement and Migration; American Identity: New Jersey, the Nation and Its Documents; Active Citizenship in the 21st Century

New Jersey grade 4 Social Studies

New Jersey grade 5 Social Studies

New Jersey grade 6 Social Studies

The American Revolution: Causes, Perspectives and Leadership; The Constitution and the Early Republic; Expansion and Reform; The Civil War and Reconstruction; Early Humans and the First River Valley Civilizations; River Valley Legacies and Classical Government, Law, Resources and Trade; Classical Societies, Religions and Decline, and Medieval Europe; Empires, Trade Routes and Geography, 500-1450 CE; Active Citizenship: Government, Democratic Principles and Rights; Active Citizenship: Participation, Public Policy and Economic Decisions

New Jersey grade 7 Social Studies

New Jersey grade 8 Social Studies

New Jersey grade 3 English

Reading Literature; Reading Informational Text; Writing: Part 1; Writing: Part 2; Speaking and Listening; Language: Part 1; Language: Part 2; Language: Part 3

New Jersey grade 4 English

Reading Literature; Reading Informational Text; Writing: Part 1; Writing: Part 2; Speaking and Listening; Language: Part 1; Language: Part 2; Language: Part 3

New Jersey grade 5 English

Reading Literature; Reading Informational Text; Writing: Part 1; Writing: Part 2; Speaking and Listening; Language: Part 1; Language: Part 2

New Jersey grade 6 English

Reading Literature; Reading Informational Text; Writing: Part 1; Writing: Part 2; Speaking and Listening; Language: Part 1; Language: Part 2

New Jersey grade 7 English

Reading Literature; Reading Informational Text; Writing: Part 1; Writing: Part 2; Speaking and Listening; Language: Part 1; Language: Part 2

New Jersey grade 8 English

Reading Literature; Reading Informational Text; Writing: Part 1; Writing: Part 2; Speaking and Listening; Language: Part 1; Language: Part 2

New Jersey grade 3 Math

Multiplication and Division Foundations; Multi-Digit Arithmetic and Problem Solving; Understanding Fractions; Time, Liquid Volume, and Mass; Area Measurement; Perimeter, Data, and Geometry

New Jersey grade 4 Math

Operations and Algebraic Thinking; Number and Operations in Base Ten; Number and Operations - Fractions: Equivalence and Ordering; Number and Operations - Fractions: Operations; Number and Operations - Fractions: Decimals; Measurement: Conversions and Problem Solving; Measurement: Angles; Data Literacy; Geometry

New Jersey grade 5 Math

Operations and Algebraic Thinking; Place Value and Decimals; Multi-Digit Operations; Fraction Operations: Addition and Subtraction; Fraction Operations: Multiplication and Division; Measurement and Data; Data Literacy and Visualization; Geometry

New Jersey grade 6 Math

Ratios and Proportional Relationships; The Number System: Fractions and Operations; The Number System: Rational Numbers; Expressions and Equations; Geometry; Statistics and Probability

New Jersey grade 7 Math

Ratios and Proportional Relationships; The Number System: Rational Numbers; Expressions and Equations; Geometry: Figures and Measurement; Statistics: Sampling and Inferences; Probability

New Jersey grade 8 Math

The Number System: Rational and Irrational Numbers; Expressions and Equations: Exponents and Scientific Notation; Expressions and Equations: Linear Relationships; Expressions and Equations: Solving Linear Equations and Systems; Functions: Definitions and Comparisons; Functions: Modeling Relationships; Geometry: Transformations and Congruence; Geometry: Pythagorean Theorem and Volume; Statistics and Probability: Bivariate Data

New Jersey grade 3 Science

Forces and Interactions: Motion and Stability; Weather, Climate and Weather-Related Hazards; Life Cycles and Animal Groups; Inheritance and Variation of Traits; Adaptation, Fossils and Survival in a Habitat; Engineering Design (Grades 3-5 Band)

New Jersey grade 4 Science

Earth's Systems: Rock Layers, Weathering, Erosion and Earth's Features; Earth and Human Activity: Energy Resources and Natural Hazards; From Molecules to Organisms: Structures, Function and Information Processing; Energy: Speed, Transfer, Collisions and Conversion; Waves and Their Applications in Technologies for Information Transfer; Engineering Design (Grades 3-5 Band)

New Jersey grade 5 Science

Earth's Place in the Universe: Stars, Shadows and Sky Patterns; Earth's Systems: Interacting Spheres and the Distribution of Water; From Molecules to Organisms and Ecosystems: Matter and Energy in Living Systems; Matter and Its Interactions: Particles, Conservation, Properties and Gravitational Force; Engineering Design (Grades 3-5 Band)

New Jersey grade 6 Science

Matter and Its Interactions; Motion and Stability: Forces, Interactions and Waves; Energy; From Molecules to Organisms: Structures and Processes; Ecosystems and Heredity; Biological Evolution: Unity and Diversity; Earth's Place in the Universe; Earth's Systems; Earth and Human Activity; Engineering Design

New Jersey grade 7 Science

New Jersey grade 8 Science

Missouri

Social Studies, grades 3–8, Missouri Learning Standards: 51 units, 518 skills
English, grades 3–8, Missouri Learning Standards: 60 units, 430 skills
Math, grades 3–8, Missouri Learning Standards: 52 units, 279 skills
Science, grades 3–8, Missouri Learning Standards: 46 units, 213 skills

Missouri grade 3 Social Studies

Social Studies Inquiry: Questions, Sources and Research; Geography: Maps and Missouri's Location; Geography: Regions, People and Environment; Missouri History: Peoples, Migration and Cultures; Missouri History: Westward Expansion, Statehood and the Civil War; Missouri Government, Laws and Citizens; Missouri Symbols, Heritage and Significant People; Missouri's Economy

Missouri grade 4 Social Studies

Social Studies Inquiry: Questions, Sources, Evidence and Research; Geography of the United States: Maps, Regions and People; Early America to 1800: Peoples, Settlement and Culture; The American Revolution and the Founding Documents; Government and Civic Life; Symbols and Significant People; Economics: Choices, Money, Taxes and Change

Missouri grade 5 Social Studies

Social Studies Inquiry: Research, Evidence and Positions; Geography: Maps, Regions, People and Environment; U.S. History: Expansion, Reform and the Civil War; The Twentieth Century and the Economy; Government, Citizens and Principles; Culture, Symbols and Significant People

Missouri grade 6 Social Studies

Inquiry Tools for American and World History; American History: Settlements and the Colonial Era; American History: Founding the Nation; American History: Expansion and Reform; American History: Conflict, Crisis and the Civil War; World History: Early Civilizations; World History: Classical Civilizations; World History: The Middle Ages; Geography: Inquiry Tools and Skills; Geography: World Regions, Cultures and Resources

Missouri grade 7 Social Studies

Missouri grade 8 Social Studies

Missouri grade 3 English

Reading Process: Comprehension, Connections and Media; Vocabulary and Word Meaning; Reading Literature: Fiction, Poetry and Drama; Reading Informational Text; Phonics, Fluency and Spelling; Grammar, Usage and Punctuation; Writing Process, Publishing and Narrative Writing; Opinion and Informative Writing; Research; Speaking and Listening

Missouri grade 4 English

Reading Process: Comprehension, Vocabulary and Connections; Reading Literature and Media Literacy; Reading Informational Text; Phonics, Fluency and Spelling; Grammar, Usage and Punctuation; Writing Process: Planning, Drafting, Revising and Publishing; Opinion and Narrative Writing; Informative Writing; Research; Speaking and Listening

Missouri grade 5 English

Reading Process: Comprehension, Connections and Media; Vocabulary and Word Study; Reading Literature; Reading Informational Text; Grammar, Usage and Punctuation; Writing Process: Planning and Drafting; Opinion and Narrative Writing; Informative Writing; Revising, Publishing and Research; Speaking and Listening

Missouri grade 6 English

Reading Literature: Comprehend and Interpret Texts; Reading Literature: Analyze Craft and Structure; Reading Literature: Synthesize Ideas from Multiple Texts; Reading Informational Text: Comprehend and Interpret Texts; Reading Informational Text: Analyze Craft and Structure; Reading Informational Text: Synthesize Ideas from Multiple Texts; Writing: Approaching the Task as a Researcher; Writing: Approaching the Task as a Writer; Writing: Approaching the Task as a Reader (Revise and Edit); Speaking and Listening: Collaborating and Presenting

Missouri grade 7 English

Missouri grade 8 English

Missouri grade 3 Math

Place Value and Multi-Digit Arithmetic; Multiplication and Division Concepts; Multiplication and Division Fluency, Problem Solving and Patterns; Fractions as Numbers; Shapes and Their Attributes; Time, Liquid Volume and Weight; Area and Perimeter; Data and Graphs

Missouri grade 4 Math

Place Value and Multi-Digit Arithmetic; Fraction Equivalence and Comparison; Fraction Operations; Decimal Notation for Fractions; Multiplicative Comparison and Multi-Step Problems; Factors, Multiples and Patterns; Lines, Angles and Symmetry; Measurement Conversions, Area and Perimeter; Data and Statistics

Missouri grade 5 Math

Place Value, Powers of 10 and Rounding; Operations with Multi-Digit Numbers and Decimals; Fractions and Decimals; Estimating, Adding and Subtracting Fractions; Multiplying and Dividing with Fractions; Patterns, Expressions and Problem Solving; Geometric Shapes and Volume; Coordinate Plane; Measurement Conversion and Data

Missouri grade 6 Math

Ratios and Unit Rates; Fractions, Decimals, Factors and Multiples; Rational Numbers; Expressions; Equations and Inequalities; Dependent and Independent Variables; Area, Volume and Surface Area; The Coordinate Plane; Statistical Variability; Displaying and Summarizing Data

Missouri grade 7 Math

Unit Rates and Proportional Relationships; Adding and Subtracting Rational Numbers; Multiplying and Dividing Rational Numbers; Expressions and Equations; Scale Drawings, Constructions and Circles; Angles, Area, Surface Area and Volume; Sampling and Comparing Populations; Probability

Missouri grade 8 Math

The Real Number System; Exponents, Roots and Scientific Notation; Proportional Relationships and Slope; Linear Equations and Systems; Functions; Transformations, Congruence, Similarity and Angles; Pythagorean Theorem and Volume; Bivariate Data

Missouri grade 3 Science

Matter, Heating and Cooling, and Electric and Magnetic Forces; Life Cycles and Inherited Traits; Variation, Adaptation, and Changing Environments; Weather, Climate, and Weather Hazards; Engineering Design

Missouri grade 4 Science

Forces and Motion; Energy, Simple Machines, and Waves; Structure and Function in Living Things and Information Processing; Earth's Changing Surface and Natural Processes; Engineering Design

Missouri grade 5 Science

Matter and Its Interactions; Gravity, Energy from Food, and Light; Organisms, Plants, and Matter in Ecosystems; Earth's Place in the Universe: Stars, Daylight, and Shadows; Earth's Systems, Water, and Protecting Resources; Engineering Design

Missouri grade 6 Science

Structure, Properties, and Interactions of Matter; Forces and Interactions; Energy and Waves; Cells, Body Systems, and Growth of Organisms; Ecosystems: Matter, Energy, and Interactions; Fossils, Variation, and Natural Selection; Earth in the Solar System; Earth's History and Changing Surface; Water, Weather, and Climate; Resources, Hazards, Human Impact, and Engineering Design

Missouri grade 7 Science

Missouri grade 8 Science

Pennsylvania

Social Studies, grades 3–8, Pennsylvania Academic Standards: 57 units, 564 skills
Science, grades 3–8, PA STEELS: 51 units, 467 skills
English, grades 3–8, PA Core: 33 units, 330 skills
Math, grades 3–8, PA Core: 36 units, 72 skills

Pennsylvania grade 3 Social Studies

Government, Law and Founding Documents; Citizens, Rights and Participation; How Governments Work at Home and Around the World; Scarcity, Choices and Trade; Markets, Businesses and Entrepreneurs; Taxes, Government and Money; Geography: Places, People and Environments; Historical Thinking and Pennsylvania History; United States and World History

Pennsylvania grade 4 Social Studies

Pennsylvania grade 5 Social Studies

Pennsylvania grade 6 Social Studies

Government, Law and Founding Documents; Citizens, Rights and Participation; How Governments Work at Home and Around the World; Scarcity, Choice and Economic Systems; Specialization, Trade and Global Connections; Markets, Business, Work and Banking; Government, the Federal Reserve and the Economy; Geography: Places, People and Environments; Historical Thinking and Pennsylvania History; United States and World History

Pennsylvania grade 7 Social Studies

Pennsylvania grade 8 Social Studies

Pennsylvania grade 3 Science

Life Science; Physical Science; Earth and Space Science; Environmental Literacy and Sustainability; Technology and Engineering: Part 1; Technology and Engineering: Part 2; Technology and Engineering: Part 3

Pennsylvania grade 4 Science

Pennsylvania grade 5 Science

Pennsylvania grade 6 Science

Life Science: Part 1; Life Science: Part 2; Physical Science: Part 1; Physical Science: Part 2; Earth and Space Science: Part 1; Earth and Space Science: Part 2; Environmental Literacy and Sustainability; Technology and Engineering: Part 1; Technology and Engineering: Part 2; Technology and Engineering: Part 3

Pennsylvania grade 7 Science

Pennsylvania grade 8 Science

Pennsylvania grade 3 English

Foundational Skills; Reading Informational Text; Reading Literature; Writing: Part 1; Writing: Part 2; Speaking and Listening

Pennsylvania grade 4 English

Foundational Skills; Reading Informational Text; Reading Literature; Writing: Part 1; Writing: Part 2; Speaking and Listening

Pennsylvania grade 5 English

Foundational Skills; Reading Informational Text; Reading Literature; Writing: Part 1; Writing: Part 2; Speaking and Listening

Pennsylvania grade 6 English

Reading Informational Text; Reading Literature; Writing: Part 1; Writing: Part 2; Speaking and Listening

Pennsylvania grade 7 English

Reading Informational Text; Reading Literature; Writing: Part 1; Writing: Part 2; Speaking and Listening

Pennsylvania grade 8 English

Reading Informational Text; Reading Literature; Writing: Part 1; Writing: Part 2; Speaking and Listening

Pennsylvania grade 3 Math

Numbers and Operations in Base Ten; Operations and Algebraic Thinking: Multiplication and Division Concepts; Numbers and Operations: Fractions; Measurement and Data: Time, Money, and Measurement; Measurement and Data: Representing and Interpreting Data; Geometry and Area

Pennsylvania grade 4 Math

Numbers and Operations in Base Ten; Numbers and Operations - Fractions and Decimals; Operations and Algebraic Thinking; Geometry; Measurement and Data

Pennsylvania grade 5 Math

Numbers and Operations in Base Ten; Numbers and Operations - Fractions; Algebraic Concepts; Geometry; Measurement and Data

Pennsylvania grade 6 Math

Ratios and Proportional Relationships; The Number System: Fractions and Multi-Digit Operations; The Number System: Rational Numbers; Algebraic Expressions; Equations and Inequalities; Quantitative Relationships and Variables; Geometry: Area, Surface Area, and Volume; Statistics and Probability

Pennsylvania grade 7 Math

Ratios and Proportional Relationships; The Number System; Expressions and Equations; Geometry; Statistics and Probability

Pennsylvania grade 8 Math

The Number System; Expressions and Exponents; Linear Relationships and Equations; Functions; Geometry: Volume and Transformations; Geometry: Pythagorean Theorem; Statistics and Probability

California

District curriculum: Los Angeles Unified School District.

English, grades 3–8, California CCSS: 60 units, 402 skills
Social Studies, grades 3–8, California History-Social Science Standards: 51 units, 351 skills
Math, grades 3–8, California CCSS-M: 68 units, 338 skills
Science, grades 3–8, CA-NGSS: 49 units, 223 skills

California grade 3 English

Reading Literature: Key Ideas and Craft; Reading Literature: Integration and Range; Reading Informational Text: Key Ideas and Craft; Reading Informational Text: Integration and Range; Foundational Reading Skills: Phonics and Fluency; Writing: Text Types and Purposes; Writing: Narrative, Production, and Research; Speaking and Listening: Collaboration and Presentation; Language: Conventions of Standard English; Language: Punctuation, Spelling, and Vocabulary; Language: Vocabulary Acquisition and Use

California grade 4 English

Reading Literature: Key Ideas and Craft; Reading Literature: Integration and Range; Reading Informational Text: Key Ideas and Craft; Reading Informational Text: Integration and Range; Foundational Reading Skills; Writing: Text Types and Purposes; Writing: Production, Research, and Range; Speaking and Listening: Collaboration and Presentation; Language: Conventions of Standard English; Language: Knowledge and Vocabulary

California grade 5 English

Reading Literature: Key Ideas & Craft; Reading Literature: Integration & Range; Reading Informational Text: Key Ideas & Craft; Reading Informational Text: Integration & Range; Writing: Text Types & Purposes; Writing: Production, Research & Range; Speaking & Listening: Collaboration & Presentation; Language: Conventions of Standard English; Language: Knowledge & Vocabulary

California grade 6 English

Reading Literature: Key Ideas and Details; Reading Literature: Craft, Structure, and Integration; Reading Informational Text: Key Ideas and Details; Reading Informational Text: Craft, Structure, and Integration; Writing: Text Types and Purposes; Writing: Production, Research, and Range; Speaking and Listening: Comprehension and Collaboration; Speaking and Listening: Presentation of Knowledge and Ideas; Language: Conventions of Standard English; Language: Vocabulary Acquisition and Use

California grade 7 English

Reading Literature: Key Ideas and Craft; Reading Literature: Integration and Range; Reading Informational Text: Key Ideas and Craft; Reading Informational Text: Integration and Range; Writing: Argumentative and Informative Texts; Writing: Narrative, Production, and Research; Writing: Research and Range; Speaking and Listening: Collaboration and Presentation; Language: Conventions and Knowledge; Language: Vocabulary Acquisition and Use

California grade 8 English

Analyzing Literature: Key Ideas and Craft; Analyzing Literature: Integration and Range; Analyzing Informational Text: Key Ideas and Craft; Analyzing Informational Text: Integration and Range; Writing Arguments and Informative Texts; Writing Narratives and Production; Research and Evidence-Based Writing; Speaking and Listening: Collaboration and Presentation; Language: Conventions and Knowledge; Language: Vocabulary Acquisition and Use

California grade 3 Social Studies

Geography of Our Local Region; American Indian Nations of the Local Region; Local History: Explorers, Settlers, and Our Community; Rules, Laws, and the Structure of U.S. Government; Economics of the Local Region; Analysis Skills: Chronological and Spatial Thinking; Analysis Skills: Research, Evidence, Point of View, and Historical Interpretation

California grade 4 Social Studies

California's Physical and Human Geography; Pre-Columbian California, Exploration, Missions, and Mexican Rule; From the Bear Flag Republic to Statehood; California Becomes an Agricultural and Industrial Power; Local, State, and Federal Government; Analysis Skills: Chronological and Spatial Thinking; Analysis Skills: Research, Evidence, Point of View, and Historical Interpretation

California grade 5 Social Studies

Pre-Columbian Settlements and Early Explorers of the Americas; Cooperation and Conflict: American Indians and New Settlers; Colonial Era Institutions; The American Revolution: Causes, Course, and Consequences; The U.S. Constitution; Westward Settlement, 1789 to the Mid-1800s, and the 50 States; Analysis Skills: Chronological and Spatial Thinking; Analysis Skills: Research, Evidence, Point of View, and Historical Interpretation

California grade 6 Social Studies

Early Humankind: The Paleolithic Era to the Agricultural Revolution; Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Kush; The Ancient Hebrews; Ancient Greece; Early Civilizations of India; Early Civilizations of China; The Development of Rome; Analysis Skills: Chronological and Spatial Thinking; Research, Evidence, and Point of View; Analysis Skills: Historical Interpretation

California grade 7 Social Studies

The Expansion and Disintegration of the Roman Empire; Islam in the Middle Ages and the West African Empires of Ghana and Mali; China in the Middle Ages; Medieval Japan; Medieval Europe; Meso-American and Andean Civilizations; The Renaissance and the Reformation; The Scientific Revolution, the Age of Exploration, and the Enlightenment; Analysis Skills: Chronological and Spatial Thinking; Research, Evidence, and Point of View; Analysis Skills: Historical Interpretation

California grade 8 Social Studies

Founding the Nation and the U.S. Constitution; The American Political System and Citizen Participation; Ideals and Foreign Policy of the New Nation; Divergent Paths, 1800 to the Mid-1800s: The Northeast and the South; Divergent Paths, 1800 to the Mid-1800s: The West; Attempts to Abolish Slavery; The Civil War and Reconstruction; The Industrial Revolution and a Changing Nation; Analysis Skills: Chronological and Spatial Thinking; Research, Evidence, and Point of View; Analysis Skills: Historical Interpretation

California grade 3 Math

Foundations of Multiplication and Division; Multi-Digit Arithmetic and Problem Solving; Understanding Fractions as Numbers; Time, Liquid Volume, and Mass; Representing and Interpreting Data; Geometric Measurement: Area; Geometric Measurement: Perimeter and Shapes

California grade 4 Math

Operations and Algebraic Thinking: Problem Solving and Patterns; Number and Operations in Base Ten: Place Value and Multi-Digit Arithmetic; Number and Operations: Fraction Equivalence and Operations; Number and Operations: Decimal Fractions; Measurement and Data: Conversions, Area, Perimeter, and Data Displays; Measurement and Data: Angles; Geometry: Lines, Angles, and Shapes

California grade 5 Math

Operations and Algebraic Thinking; Place Value and Decimal Operations; Addition and Subtraction of Fractions; Multiplication and Division of Fractions; Measurement and Data; Geometric Measurement: Volume; Geometry: Coordinate Plane and Classifying Figures

California grade 6 Math

Ratios and Proportional Relationships; Division of Fractions and Multi-Digit Operations; The Number System: Rational Numbers; Expressions and Equations: Algebraic Expressions; Expressions and Equations: Solving Equations and Inequalities; Geometry: Area, Surface Area, and Volume; Statistics and Probability: Variability and Distribution

California grade 7 Math

Proportional Relationships; Operations with Rational Numbers; Expressions and Equations; Geometry: Scale, Constructions, and Cross-Sections; Geometry: Area, Surface Area, and Volume; Statistics: Sampling and Inferences; Probability

California grade 8 Math

The Number System: Rational and Irrational Numbers; Expressions and Equations: Exponents and Scientific Notation; Expressions and Equations: Linear Relationships; Expressions and Equations: Solving Linear Equations and Systems; Functions: Definition, Comparison, and Linear Functions; Functions: Modeling Relationships; Geometry: Transformations, Congruence, and Similarity; Geometry: Pythagorean Theorem and Volume; Statistics and Probability: Bivariate Data

California grade 3 Science

Motion and Stability: Forces and Interactions; From Molecules to Organisms: Structures and Processes; Ecosystems: Interactions, Energy, and Dynamics; Heredity: Inheritance and Variation of Traits; Biological Evolution: Unity and Diversity; Earth's Systems; Earth and Human Activity

California grade 4 Science

Energy and Motion; Waves and Information Transfer; Structures and Processes in Living Organisms; Earth's Changing Landscape; Natural Resources and Human Impact

California grade 5 Science

Matter and Its Interactions; Forces and Energy; Ecosystems: Matter and Energy Flow; Earth's Place in the Universe; Earth's Systems and Resources; Engineering Design

California grade 6 Science

Matter and Its Interactions; Forces and Interactions; Energy Transfer and Transformation; Waves and Information Transfer; From Molecules to Organisms: Structures and Processes; Ecosystems: Interactions, Energy, and Dynamics; Heredity and Biological Evolution; Earth's Place in the Universe; Earth's Systems and Processes; Earth and Human Activity; Engineering Design

California grade 7 Science

Matter and Its Interactions; Motion and Stability: Forces and Interactions; Energy; Waves and Their Applications; From Molecules to Organisms: Structures and Processes; Ecosystems: Interactions, Energy, and Dynamics; Heredity and Biological Evolution; Earth's Place in the Universe and Earth Systems; Earth and Human Activity; Engineering Design

California grade 8 Science

Matter and Its Interactions; Motion and Stability: Forces and Interactions; Energy; Waves and Their Applications in Technologies for Information Transfer; From Molecules to Organisms: Structures and Processes; Ecosystems: Interactions, Energy, and Dynamics; Heredity and Biological Evolution; Earth's Place in the Universe and Earth's Systems; Earth and Human Activity; Engineering Design

Washington

Social Studies, grades 3–8, Washington K-12 Social Studies Learning Standards: 60 units, 438 skills
English, grades 3–8, Common Core: 54 units, 430 skills
Science, grades 3–8, NGSS: 47 units, 228 skills
Math, grades 3–8, Common Core: 45 units, 202 skills

Washington grade 3 Social Studies

Social Studies Skills: Evidence and Questions; Social Studies Skills: Discussing Issues and Sharing Findings; Community Ideals, Rules and Government; Tribal Governments and Civic Participation; Economic Choices, Incentives and Cultural Norms; Producers, Resources, Money and Markets; Taxes and Trade Between Cultural Groups; Maps, Regions and Cultures of North America; Timelines and Cultural Contributions; Perspectives, Sources and Connecting Past to Present

Washington grade 4 Social Studies

Social Studies Skills: Sources, Questions and Main Ideas; Social Studies Skills: Solving Problems and Supporting Conclusions; Washington's Constitution and Civic Ideals; Government and Civic Participation in Washington; Tribal Sovereignty, Treaties and Tribal Governments; Washington's Economy: Choices, Systems and Resources; Taxes, Productivity and Resource Use in the Pacific Northwest; Maps and Geography of the Pacific Northwest; Washington History: Timelines, Eras and Change; Perspectives, Sources and Washington's Past in Today's Decisions

Washington grade 5 Social Studies

Social Studies Skills: Claims, Evidence and Questions; Social Studies Skills: Taking Action and Presenting Positions; Civic Ideals and Foundational Documents; Government, Treaties and Civic Participation; Colonial Economy: Choices, Resources and Systems; British Policies, Interest, Trade and Productivity; Maps, Colonies and Native Peoples; People, Places and Environments; Early United States History: Timelines, Eras and Change; Perspectives, Sources and the Past in Today's Decisions

Washington grade 6 Social Studies

Social Studies Skills: Evidence, Research, Discussion and Argument; World History: Early Civilizations, Eras and Causes; World Geography, Resources and Trade; World Governments and Civic Life; Washington State History: Eras, Perspectives and Today; Washington's Land, Movement and Economy; Washington Government, Tribal Sovereignty and Civic Life; United States History, 1763-1877: Eras, Causes and Perspectives; United States Land, People and Economy; United States Government, Foreign Policy and Civic Life

Washington grade 7 Social Studies

Washington grade 8 Social Studies

Washington grade 3 English

Reading Foundational Skills; Reading Literature; Reading Informational Text; Writing: Opinion, Informative, and Narrative; Writing Process, Research, and Range; Speaking and Listening; Grammar and Usage; Capitalization, Punctuation, and Spelling; Knowledge of Language and Vocabulary

Washington grade 4 English

Reading Foundational Skills; Reading Literature; Reading Informational Text; Opinion and Informative Writing; Narrative Writing and Drawing Evidence; Writing Process, Research, and Range; Speaking and Listening; Grammar and Conventions; Knowledge of Language and Vocabulary

Washington grade 5 English

Washington grade 6 English

Reading Literature; Reading Informational Text; Argument Writing; Informative and Explanatory Writing; Narrative Writing; Writing Process, Research, and Evidence; Speaking and Listening; Grammar and Conventions; Knowledge of Language and Vocabulary

Washington grade 7 English

Washington grade 8 English

Washington grade 3 Science

Washington grade 4 Science

Washington grade 5 Science

Washington grade 6 Science

Washington grade 7 Science

Washington grade 8 Science

Washington grade 3 Math

Multiplication and Division Fundamentals; Multi-Digit Arithmetic and Problem Solving; Understanding Fractions as Numbers; Measurement: Time, Liquid Volume, and Mass; Data Representation and Interpretation; Geometric Measurement: Area; Geometric Measurement: Perimeter and Shapes

Washington grade 4 Math

Multiplicative Comparisons and Multi-step Problems; Factors, Multiples, and Patterns; Place Value and Multi-Digit Arithmetic; Fraction Equivalence and Comparison; Operations with Fractions; Decimal Fractions; Measurement Conversion and Problem Solving; Data Representation and Angle Measurement; Geometry: Lines, Angles, and Shapes

Washington grade 5 Math

Operations and Algebraic Thinking; Place Value and Decimal Operations; Adding and Subtracting Fractions; Multiplying and Dividing Fractions; Measurement and Data; Geometric Measurement: Volume; Geometry: Coordinate Plane and Classifying Figures

Washington grade 6 Math

Ratios and Proportional Relationships; The Number System: Fractions and Multi-Digit Operations; The Number System: Rational Numbers; Expressions and Equations: Algebraic Foundations; Expressions and Equations: Solving and Representing Relationships; Geometry: Area, Surface Area, and Volume; Statistics and Probability: Variability and Data Distribution

Washington grade 7 Math

Proportional Relationships; Operations with Rational Numbers; Expressions and Equations; Geometry; Statistics and Probability

Washington grade 8 Math

The Number System: Rational and Irrational Numbers; Expressions and Equations: Exponents and Scientific Notation; Linear Relationships: Proportionality, Lines, and Slope; Solving Linear Equations and Systems; Introduction to Functions; Modeling with Functions; Geometry: Transformations, Congruence, and Similarity; Geometry: The Pythagorean Theorem; Geometry: Volume of 3D Shapes; Statistics and Probability: Bivariate Data

Michigan

English, grades 3–8, Common Core: 54 units, 430 skills
Social Studies, grades 3–8, Michigan K-12 Social Studies Standards: 58 units, 393 skills
Science, grades 3–8, NGSS: 46 units, 228 skills
Math, grades 3–8, Common Core: 41 units, 213 skills

Michigan grade 3 English

Michigan grade 4 English

Michigan grade 5 English

Michigan grade 6 English

Michigan grade 7 English

Michigan grade 8 English

Michigan grade 3 Social Studies

Historians and Michigan's Past; Indigenous Peoples, Explorers, Settlers, and Statehood; Mapping Michigan and Its Regions; Michigan's People, Movement, and Environment; Michigan Government and Citizenship; Michigan's Economy; Public Issues and Taking Action in Michigan; Process Skills: Reading, Inquiry, and Research; Process Skills: Public Discourse and Civic Participation

Michigan grade 4 Social Studies

Michigan Since Statehood; Geographers' Tools and the Map of the United States; Regions, Movement, and the Environment in the United States; American Democracy: Purposes, Values, Rights, and Responsibilities; Structure and Powers of the Federal Government; The U.S. Economy; Public Issues and Taking Action in the United States; Process Skills: Reading, Inquiry, and Research; Process Skills: Public Discourse and Civic Participation

Michigan grade 5 Social Studies

Indigenous Peoples of the Americas and West Africa Before European Contact; European Exploration and Three World Interactions; Colonization and Settlement: Three Regions; Slavery and Daily Life in Colonial America; Causes of the American Revolution; The American Revolution; A New Government and the Constitution; Constitutional Issues and Taking Action; Process Skills: Reading, Inquiry, and Research; Process Skills: Public Discourse and Civic Participation

Michigan grade 6 Social Studies

Geographic Tools and Thinking; Physical Systems: Landforms, Climate, and Ecosystems; Human Characteristics of Places; Culture, Technology, and Settlement; Cooperation, Conflict, and the Environment; Governments and Nations; Economics in a Global World; Global Issues Investigation and Action; Process Skills: Reading, Inquiry, and Research; Process Skills: Public Discourse and Civic Participation

Michigan grade 7 Social Studies

Historical Thinking and Habits of Mind; Beginnings of Human Society and the Agricultural Revolution; Early Civilizations and Pastoral Peoples; Classical Civilizations and Empires; World Religions and Case Studies From Three Continents; Geography of Past Societies: Tools, Technology, and Settlement; Cooperation, Conflict, and the Environment in the Past; Investigations and Civic Action; Process Skills: Reading, Inquiry, and Research; Process Skills: Public Discourse and Civic Participation

Michigan grade 8 Social Studies

Ideas Behind Independence and the Articles of Confederation; The Constitution and the Bill of Rights; The Early Republic: Challenges, Growth, and Expansion; Antebellum Reform Movements; The Road to Civil War; The Civil War; Reconstruction and the Late 1800s; Investigating Issues Past and Present; Process Skills: Reading, Inquiry, and Research; Process Skills: Public Discourse and Civic Participation

Michigan grade 3 Science

Forces and Interactions; Interdependent Relationships in Ecosystems; Inheritance and Variation of Traits: Life Cycles and Traits; Weather and Climate; Engineering Design (Grades 3-5)

Michigan grade 4 Science

Energy; Waves: Waves and Information; Structure, Function, and Information Processing; Earth's Systems: Processes That Shape the Earth; Earth and Human Activity; Engineering Design (Grades 3-5)

Michigan grade 5 Science

Structure and Properties of Matter; Matter and Energy in Organisms and Ecosystems; Earth's Systems and the Great Lakes; Space Systems: Stars and the Solar System; Engineering Design (Grades 3-5)

Michigan grade 6 Science

Matter and Its Interactions; Forces and Interactions; Energy; Waves and Electromagnetic Radiation; Cells, Body Systems, and Information Processing; Matter and Energy in Organisms and Ecosystems; Reproduction, Growth, and Heredity; Natural Selection and Adaptations; Space Systems and Earth's Systems; Earth, Human Activity, and Engineering Design

Michigan grade 7 Science

Michigan grade 8 Science

Michigan grade 3 Math

Understanding Multiplication and Division; Properties of Operations and Fluency; Two-Step Problems and Arithmetic Patterns; Place Value and Multi-Digit Arithmetic; Fractions as Numbers; Equivalent Fractions and Comparing Fractions; Time, Liquid Volume, and Mass; Representing and Interpreting Data; Area; Perimeter and Reasoning with Shapes

Michigan grade 4 Math

Multiplicative Comparison and Multistep Problems; Place Value and Multi-Digit Arithmetic; Fraction Equivalence and Comparison; Building and Operating on Fractions; Decimal Notation for Fractions; Measurement, Conversion, and Data; Lines, Angles, and Symmetry

Michigan grade 5 Math

Numerical Expressions and Patterns; Place Value and Decimals; Adding and Subtracting Fractions; Fractions as Division and Multiplication; Measurement, Data, and Volume; The Coordinate Plane and Classifying Figures

Michigan grade 6 Math

Ratios and Unit Rates; The Number System: Fractions, Factors, and Multiples; Rational Numbers and the Coordinate Plane; Expressions; Equations, Inequalities, and Relationships; Geometry; Statistics

Michigan grade 7 Math

Ratios and Proportional Relationships; Operations with Rational Numbers; Expressions and Equations; Geometry; Statistics and Probability

Michigan grade 8 Math

The Number System; Exponents, Roots, and Scientific Notation; Linear Equations, Slope, and Systems; Functions; Geometry: Transformations and the Pythagorean Theorem; Statistics and Probability

Texas

Social Studies, grades 3–8, Texas TEKS: 59 units, 438 skills
English, grades 3–8, Texas TEKS: 41 units, 333 skills
Science, grades 3–8, Texas TEKS: 38 units, 247 skills
Math, grades 3–8, Texas TEKS: 39 units, 238 skills

Texas grade 3 Social Studies

Communities Past and Present; Geography: Environments, Maps, and Globes; Economics: Money, Business, and Free Enterprise; Government and Founding Documents; Good Citizenship; Culture: Celebrations, Heroes, Writers, and Artists; Science, Technology, and Society; Social Studies Skills: Sources, Claims, and Visuals; Social Studies Skills: Communication and Decision Making

Texas grade 4 Social Studies

American Indians and European Exploration of Texas; The Texas Revolution, the Republic, and Annexation; Texas in the Late 19th and 20th Centuries; Geography of Texas; Economics of Texas; Texas Government and Founding Documents; Texas Citizenship: Symbols, Participation, and Leadership; Texas Culture, Science, and Technology; Social Studies Skills: Sources and Geographic Tools; Social Studies Skills: Communication and Decision Making

Texas grade 5 Social Studies

Colonization, Revolution, and the Constitution; The United States in the 19th Century; The United States in the 20th and 21st Centuries; Geography of the United States; Economics and the U.S. Free Enterprise System; Government: Colonial Roots and the U.S. Constitution; Citizenship: Symbols, Participation, Leadership, and Rights; Culture, Science, and Technology in the United States; Social Studies Skills: Sources and Geographic Tools; Social Studies Skills: Communication and Decision Making

Texas grade 6 Social Studies

History: How the Past Shapes Contemporary Societies; World Geography: Places, Regions, and Environments; Economics: Resources, Economic Systems, and Development; Government: Limited and Unlimited Governments; Citizenship in Contemporary Societies; Culture: Traits, Multicultural Societies, and Institutions; Culture: Diffusion, the Arts, and Religion; Science, Technology, and Society; Social Studies Skills: Sources and Geographic Tools; Social Studies Skills: Communication and Decision Making

Texas grade 7 Social Studies

Eras of Texas History through the Mexican National Era; The Texas Revolution, the Republic, and Early Statehood; Civil War, Reconstruction, and the Texas Frontier; Texas in the 20th and Early 21st Centuries; Geography and Population of Texas; The Texas Economy; Texas Government and Citizenship; Texas Culture, Science, and Technology; Social Studies Skills: Sources and Geographic Tools; Social Studies Skills: Communication and Decision Making

Texas grade 8 Social Studies

Eras, Colonization, and the American Revolution; The Early Republic, the Age of Jackson, and Westward Expansion; Sectionalism, the Civil War, and Reconstruction; Geography of the United States through 1877; Economic Development, Industry, and Technology through 1877; Government: Founding Principles and the Constitution; Citizenship: Rights, Participation, and Leadership; Culture: Groups, Reform, Religion, and the Arts; Social Studies Skills: Sources, Evidence, and Geographic Tools; Social Studies Skills: Communication and Decision Making

Texas grade 3 English

Foundational Language Skills: Oral Language and Beginning Reading; Foundational Language Skills: Spelling, Vocabulary, Fluency, and Reading; Comprehension and Response Skills; Multiple Genres: Literary Elements and Genres; Author's Purpose and Craft; Composition: Writing Process and Genres; Inquiry and Research

Texas grade 4 English

Foundational Language Skills: Oral Language and Beginning Reading; Vocabulary, Fluency, and Independent Reading; Comprehension and Response Skills; Literary Elements and Genres; Author's Purpose and Craft; Composition and Writing Process; Composition Genres and Inquiry Research

Texas grade 5 English

Foundational Language Skills and Oral Communication; Vocabulary Acquisition and Independent Reading Fluency; Comprehension and Response Strategies; Literary Elements and Multiple Genres; Author's Purpose and Craft; Composition and Writing Process; Composition of Specific Genres and Inquiry Research

Texas grade 6 English

Foundational Language Skills: Oral Language, Vocabulary, Fluency, and Reading Habits; Comprehension and Response Skills for Complex Texts; Responding to Sources and Analyzing Literary Elements; Analyzing Multiple Genres and Author's Purpose and Craft; Composition: The Writing Process and Conventions; Composition of Multiple Genres and Inquiry and Research

Texas grade 7 English

Foundational Language Skills and Oral Communication; Comprehension and Response Strategies; Responding to Sources and Analyzing Literary Elements; Analyzing Multiple Genres and Text Structures; Author's Purpose, Craft, and Rhetorical Analysis; Composition: Writing Process and Mechanics; Composition Genres and Inquiry Research

Texas grade 8 English

Foundational Language Skills and Oral Communication; Comprehension and Response Strategies; Analyzing Literary and Textual Responses; Multiple Genres: Literary Elements and Genres; Author's Purpose, Craft, and Multimodal Texts; Composition: Writing Process and Craft; Inquiry and Research

Texas grade 3 Science

Scientific and Engineering Practices; Matter and Energy; Force, Motion, and Energy; Earth and Space; Organisms and Environments

Texas grade 4 Science

Scientific and Engineering Practices and Recurring Themes; Matter and Energy; Force, Motion, and Energy; Earth and Space: Patterns and Systems; Organisms and Environments

Texas grade 5 Science

Scientific and Engineering Practices: Methods, Safety, and Tools; Data Analysis, Explanation, and Scientific Research; Recurring Themes and Concepts in Science; Matter and Energy; Force, Motion, and Energy; Earth and Space Systems; Organisms and Environments

Texas grade 6 Science

Scientific and Engineering Practices; Matter and Energy; Force, Motion, and Energy; Earth and Space Systems; Organisms and Environments

Texas grade 7 Science

Scientific and Engineering Practices and Recurring Themes; Data Analysis, Communication, and STEM Research; Recurring Themes and Concepts in Science; Matter and Energy: Elements, Compounds, Changes, and Solutions; Force, Motion, and Thermal Energy; Earth and Space: Solar System and Planet Characteristics; Earth's Dynamic Surface and Hydrosphere; Organisms and Environments: Energy Flow, Ecosystems, and Taxonomy

Texas grade 8 Science

Scientific and Engineering Practices: Investigation and Safety; Data Analysis, Communication, and STEM Careers; Recurring Themes and Concepts in Science; Matter, Chemical Reactions, and Solutions; Force, Motion, and Waves; Earth and Space: Stars, Galaxies, and the Universe; Earth and Space: Weather, Oceans, and Climate Systems; Organisms and Environments: Ecosystems, Cells, and Genetics

Texas grade 3 Math

Place Value and Whole Number Operations; Multiplication and Division Concepts; Advanced Multiplication, Division, and Algebraic Reasoning; Fractions; Geometry and Measurement; Data Analysis and Financial Literacy

Texas grade 4 Math

Place Value, Whole Numbers, and Decimals; Fractions and Decimals Operations; Whole Number Operations and Applications; Algebraic Reasoning, Perimeter, and Area; Geometry and Two-Dimensional Figures; Angle Measurement and Geometry Problems; Measurement and Conversions; Data Analysis; Personal Financial Literacy

Texas grade 5 Math

Number and Operations: Place Value and Decimals; Computation with Positive Rational Numbers; Algebraic Reasoning: Expressions, Equations, and Patterns; Geometry and Measurement: Two-Dimensional Figures and Volume; Measurement Conversions and Coordinate Planes; Data Analysis; Personal Financial Literacy

Texas grade 6 Math

Number and Operations: Rational Numbers and Operations; Proportionality: Ratios, Rates, and Percentages; Expressions, Equations, and Relationships: Algebraic Reasoning and Equations; Geometry and Measurement: Area, Volume, and Coordinate Geometry; Measurement and Data: Statistics and Data Analysis; Personal Financial Literacy

Texas grade 7 Math

Rational Numbers and Operations; Proportional Relationships and Similarity; Expressions, Equations, and Inequalities; Geometry and Measurement; Data Analysis and Probability; Personal Financial Literacy

Texas grade 8 Math

Real Numbers and Equations; Proportionality, Slope, and Linear Equations; Foundations of Functions and Simultaneous Linear Equations; Geometry, Measurement, and Transformational Geometry; Data Analysis and Personal Financial Literacy

New York

Social Studies, grades 3–8, NYS K-12 Social Studies Framework: 59 units, 400 skills
English, grades 3–8, NY Next Generation: 43 units, 344 skills
Math, grades 3–8, NY Next Generation: 41 units, 239 skills
Science, grades 3–8, NYS P-12 Science: 43 units, 232 skills

New York grade 3 Social Studies

Geography of World Communities; History and Traditions of World Communities; Cultures and Cultural Diffusion; Governments, Citizenship, and Human Rights; Economies of World Communities; Practices: Gathering Evidence, Comparison, and Contextualization; Practices: Chronological Reasoning and Causation; Practices: Geographic Reasoning and Economics; Practices: Civic Participation

New York grade 4 Social Studies

Geography of New York State; Native American Groups and the Environment; Colonial and Revolutionary New York; Government in New York State; In Search of Freedom and a Call for Change; Westward Movement, Industrialization, and Immigration; Practices: Gathering Evidence, Comparison, and Contextualization; Practices: Chronological Reasoning and Causation; Practices: Geographic Reasoning and Economics; Practices: Civic Participation

New York grade 5 Social Studies

Early Peoples and Complex Societies of the Americas; European Exploration and Its Effects; Geography of the Western Hemisphere; Comparative Cultures of the Western Hemisphere; Government in the Western Hemisphere; Economics of the Western Hemisphere; Practices: Gathering Evidence, Comparison, and Contextualization; Practices: Chronological Reasoning; Practices: Geographic Reasoning and Economics; Practices: Civic Participation

New York grade 6 Social Studies

Present-Day Eastern Hemisphere Geography; The First Humans Through the Neolithic Revolution; Early River Valley Civilizations; Comparative World Religions; Comparative Classical Civilizations; The Mediterranean World and Interactions Across the Eastern Hemisphere; Practices: Gathering Evidence, Comparison, and Contextualization; Practices: Chronological Reasoning; Practices: Geographic Reasoning and Economics; Practices: Civic Participation

New York grade 7 Social Studies

Native Americans and Colonial Developments; American Independence; The Constitution: Its Development and Practice; Westward Expansion; Reform Movements; A Nation Divided: Sectionalism and the Civil War; Practices: Gathering Evidence, Comparison, and Contextualization; Practices: Chronological Reasoning; Practices: Geographic Reasoning and Economics; Practices: Civic Participation

New York grade 8 Social Studies

Reconstruction; A Changing Society: Industrialization, Immigration, and Progressivism; Expansion, Imperialism, World War I, and the Roaring Twenties; The Great Depression and World War II; Foreign Policy Since World War II; Demographic Change, Domestic Politics, and Reform; Practices: Gathering Evidence, Comparison, and Contextualization; Practices: Chronological Reasoning; Practices: Geographic Reasoning and Economics; Practices: Civic Participation

New York grade 3 English

Reading Standards: Literary and Informational Texts; Foundational Skills: Phonics and Fluency; Writing: Arguments and Informative Texts; Writing: Narratives, Responses, and Research; Speaking and Listening; Language: Conventions and Determining Word Meaning; Language: Word Relationships and Vocabulary

New York grade 4 English

New York grade 5 English

Reading Standards: Literary and Informational Texts; Foundational Skills: Phonics and Fluency; Writing: Arguments; Writing: Informative and Explanatory Texts; Writing: Narratives, Responses, and Research; Speaking and Listening; Language: Conventions and Determining Word Meaning; Language: Word Relationships and Vocabulary

New York grade 6 English

Reading Standards: Literary and Informational Texts; Writing: Arguments; Writing: Informative and Explanatory Texts; Writing: Narratives, Responses, and Research; Speaking and Listening; Language: Conventions and Determining Word Meaning; Language: Word Relationships and Vocabulary

New York grade 7 English

New York grade 8 English

New York grade 3 Math

Foundations of Multiplication and Division; Area and its Connection to Multiplication; Fluency with Multiplication and Division; Place Value and Multi-Digit Arithmetic; Understanding Fractions as Numbers; Measurement of Time, Liquid Volume, and Mass; Data Representation and Analysis; Perimeter and Geometric Attributes

New York grade 4 Math

Multiplicative Thinking and Problem Solving; Place Value and Multi-Digit Operations; Fraction Equivalence and Operations; Decimal Fractions; Measurement and Data; Angles and Geometric Measurement; Geometry: Lines, Angles, and Shapes

New York grade 5 Math

Operations and Algebraic Thinking; Place Value and Decimal Operations; Fraction Addition and Subtraction; Fraction Multiplication and Division; Measurement and Data; Geometry

New York grade 6 Math

Ratios and Proportional Relationships; Division of Fractions and Multi-Digit Operations; The Rational Number System; Expressions, Equations, and Inequalities; Geometry: Area, Surface Area, and Volume; Statistics and Probability

New York grade 7 Math

Ratios and Proportional Relationships; The Number System: Rational Numbers; Expressions, Equations, and Inequalities; Geometry: Figures and Measurement; Statistics and Probability

New York grade 8 Math

The Number System: Rational and Irrational Numbers; Expressions and Equations: Exponents and Scientific Notation; Expressions and Equations: Linear Relationships and Slope; Expressions and Equations: Solving Linear Equations and Systems; Functions: Definition and Comparison; Functions: Modeling Relationships; Geometry: Transformations, Congruence, and Similarity; Geometry: Pythagorean Theorem and Volume; Statistics and Probability: Bivariate Data

New York grade 3 Science

Forces and Interactions; Life Cycles, Groups, and Inherited Traits; Fossils, Variation, and Survival in Habitats; Weather, Climate, and Weather Hazards

New York grade 4 Science

Energy; Waves and Information; Structures, Senses, and Survival; Earth's Changing Surface and Resources

New York grade 5 Science

Matter and Its Interactions; Motion, Stability, and Energy; Matter and Energy in Organisms and Ecosystems; Earth and Space Systems; Engineering Design

New York grade 6 Science

Structure, Properties, and Changes of Matter; Forces and Interactions; Energy and Waves; Cells, Body Systems, and Information Processing; Growth, Reproduction, and Heredity; Matter and Energy in Organisms and Ecosystems; Natural Selection and Evolution; Space Systems and the History of Earth; Earth's Systems, Weather, Climate, and Human Impacts; Engineering Design

New York grade 7 Science

New York grade 8 Science

Maryland

English, grades 3–8, Maryland MCCRS: 54 units, 439 skills
Social Studies, grades 3–8, Maryland Social Studies Framework: 37 units, 297 skills
Science, grades 3–8, NGSS: 47 units, 228 skills
Math, grades 3–8, Maryland MCCRS: 52 units, 218 skills

Maryland grade 3 English

Maryland grade 4 English

Maryland grade 5 English

Maryland grade 6 English

Maryland grade 7 English

Maryland grade 8 English

Maryland grade 3 Social Studies

Civics: Civic Virtues and Democratic Government; Civics: Informed Action in the Community; Economics and Geography: Goods, Services, and Jobs in Maryland; Economics and Geography: Economic Development and the Environment; History: How Cultures of the Past Shape Today

Maryland grade 4 Social Studies

Worlds Collide (1450-1650); Resistance, Colonization, and European Expansion (1500-1650): Early Settlements and Colonial Regions; Resistance, Colonization, and European Expansion (1500-1650): Freedom and Slavery in the Colonies; American Revolution (1750-1789): Causes and the Declaration of Independence; American Revolution (1750-1789): Maryland's Response and the New Nation

Maryland grade 5 Social Studies

Development of American Government (1780-1789): The Constitution; Development of American Government (1780-1789): The Bill of Rights; Challenges of a New and Expanding Nation (1800-1900); The Challenges of American Economic, Political, and Civic Life (1900-today)

Maryland grade 6 Social Studies

Geographic Thinking: Geographic Understandings and Place and Region; Geographic Thinking: Movement, Culture, and Environment in the United States; Human Interaction with the Environment: Early Civilizations to Industrialization; Human Interaction with the Environment: The Green Revolution and Climate Change; Political Structures: Early States and Theocracies; Political Structures: Democratic Revolutions and Authoritarian Regimes; Movement of Pathogens and Ideas: Religions and the Bubonic Plague; Movement of Pathogens and Ideas: Decolonization and Pandemics

Maryland grade 7 Social Studies

Movement of Humans; Economic Systems: Networks of Exchange and Capitalism; Economic Systems: Centralized Planning and Globalization; Place and Region: Pre-Columbian Civilizations and Tokugawa Japan; Place and Region: South African Apartheid and the Middle East; Regional Case Study: First American Nations and the Transatlantic Slave Trade; Regional Case Study: Colonial and Native Interactions and American Indians Today

Maryland grade 8 Social Studies

Colonization (1607-1754); The American Revolution (1754-1783); Founding of the New Government (1776-1791); A New Nation (1787-1825); Geographic Expansion and Political Division (1820-1860): Sectional Growth, Slavery, and the Jacksonian Era; Geographic Expansion and Political Division (1820-1860): Reform, Westward Expansion, and the Path to Disunion; Civil War and Reunion (1860-1896); Growth of Industrial America (1877-1890)

Maryland grade 3 Science

Maryland grade 4 Science

Maryland grade 5 Science

Maryland grade 6 Science

Maryland grade 7 Science

Maryland grade 8 Science

Maryland grade 3 Math

Number and Operation Sense: Place Value; Number and Operation Sense: Multiplication and Division Concepts; Number and Operation Sense: Properties of Operations; Number and Operation Sense: Multi-Digit Arithmetic; Number and Operation Sense: Multiplication and Division Fluency; Number and Operation Sense: Fractions; Algebraic Thinking: Problem Solving and Patterns; Geometric Reasoning: Measurement of Time, Liquid, and Mass; Geometric Reasoning: Shapes and Attributes; Geometric Reasoning: Area and Perimeter; Reasoning with Data and Statistics

Maryland grade 4 Math

Place Value and Multi-Digit Whole Numbers; Multi-Digit Whole Number Operations; Factors and Multiples; Fraction Equivalence and Ordering; Operations with Fractions; Decimal Notation and Comparison; Multiplicative Comparison and Problem Solving; Measurement Conversion, Area, and Perimeter; Angles and Geometric Shapes; Data Representation and Interpretation

Maryland grade 5 Math

Place Value and Decimals; Multi-Digit Whole Number and Decimal Operations; Adding and Subtracting Fractions; Multiplying and Dividing Fractions; Algebraic Expressions and Patterns; Measurement and Geometry; Coordinate Plane and Data Analysis

Maryland grade 6 Math

Dividing Fractions and Multi-Digit Operations; Rational Numbers and the Coordinate Plane; Ratios, Rates, and Percents; Algebraic Expressions; Equations and Inequalities; Dependent and Independent Variables; Area, Surface Area, and Volume; Statistical Variability and Data Distribution; Summarizing and Describing Data

Maryland grade 7 Math

Rational Number Operations; Proportional Relationships; Expressions, Equations, and Inequalities; Geometry and Measurement; Statistics and Probability

Maryland grade 8 Math

Number Sense: Rational and Irrational Numbers; Number Sense: Exponents and Roots; Algebraic Thinking: Proportional Relationships and Linear Equations; Algebraic Thinking: Solving Equations and Inequalities; Algebraic Thinking: Understanding Functions; Algebraic Thinking: Modeling with Functions; Geometric Reasoning: Angles and Triangles; Geometric Reasoning: Pythagorean Theorem; Data and Statistics: Bivariate Data; Data and Statistics: Probability

Illinois

English, grades 3–8, Common Core: 51 units, 430 skills
Social Studies, grades 3–8, Illinois Learning Standards for Social Science: 48 units, 284 skills
Science, grades 3–8, NGSS: 47 units, 228 skills
Math, grades 3–8, Common Core: 41 units, 202 skills

Illinois grade 3 English

Reading Foundational Skills; Reading Literature; Reading Informational Text; Writing: Text Types and Purposes; Writing: Production, Research and Range; Speaking and Listening; Language: Grammar and Usage; Language: Capitalization, Punctuation and Spelling; Language: Knowledge of Language and Vocabulary

Illinois grade 4 English

Reading Foundational Skills; Reading Literature; Reading Informational Text; Writing: Opinion, Argument and Informative Texts; Writing: Narrative Writing; Writing: Research and Range of Writing; Speaking and Listening; Language: Conventions of Standard English; Language: Knowledge of Language and Vocabulary

Illinois grade 5 English

Illinois grade 6 English

Reading Literature; Reading Informational Text; Writing: Opinion, Argument and Informative Texts; Writing: Narrative Writing; Writing: Research and Range of Writing; Speaking and Listening; Language: Conventions of Standard English; Language: Knowledge of Language and Vocabulary

Illinois grade 7 English

Illinois grade 8 English

Illinois grade 3 Social Studies

Civics: Families, Organizations and Governments in Communities; Economics and Financial Literacy: Goods, Services, Banks and Borrowing; Geography: Maps, Culture and Movement; History: Timelines, Perspectives and Sources; Inquiry: Questions, Sources, Evidence and Claims; Inquiry: Arguments, Explanations and Informed Action

Illinois grade 4 Social Studies

Civics: Government Officials, Democracy and Laws; Economics and Financial Literacy: Profit, Resources, Spending and Income; Geography: Maps, Changing Places and Human Effects; History: Perspectives, Sources and Illinois Causes and Effects; Inquiry: Questions, Sources, Evidence and Claims; Inquiry: Arguments, Explanations and Informed Action

Illinois grade 5 Social Studies

Civics: Branches of Government, the Constitution and Policies; Economics and Financial Literacy: Trade, Incentives, Taxes and Interest; Geography: Map Scale, Changing Places and Human Impacts; History: Cause and Effect, Sources and Claims; Inquiry: Questions, Sources, Evidence and Claims; Inquiry: Arguments, Explanations and Informed Action

Illinois grade 6 Social Studies

Civics: Citizenship, Government and Governing Documents; Civics: Rights, Democratic Principles, Deliberation and Laws; Economics: Decisions, Markets and the National and Global Economy; Financial Literacy: Income, Credit, Saving and Risk; Geography: Representations and Human-Environment Interaction; Geography: Population, Migration and Global Connections; History: Change, Continuity and Perspectives; History: Sources, Evidence and Causation; Inquiry: Questions, Sources, Evidence and Claims; Inquiry: Communicating Conclusions and Taking Informed Action

Illinois grade 7 Social Studies

Illinois grade 8 Social Studies

Illinois grade 3 Science

Illinois grade 4 Science

Illinois grade 5 Science

Illinois grade 6 Science

Illinois grade 7 Science

Illinois grade 8 Science

Illinois grade 3 Math

Multiplication and Division Foundations; Multi-Digit Arithmetic and Problem Solving; Understanding Fractions; Time, Volume, and Mass; Data Representation and Analysis; Area Measurement; Perimeter and Geometric Attributes

Illinois grade 4 Math

Operations and Algebraic Thinking: Whole Numbers and Patterns; Place Value and Multi-Digit Whole Number Operations; Fraction Equivalence and Addition/Subtraction; Multiplication of Fractions and Decimal Notation; Measurement and Data: Conversion, Area, and Perimeter; Geometric Measurement: Angles; Geometry: Lines, Angles, and Shapes

Illinois grade 5 Math

Operations and Algebraic Thinking; Place Value and Decimal Operations; Fraction Operations; Measurement and Data; Geometry

Illinois grade 6 Math

Ratios and Proportional Relationships; Operations with Fractions and Multi-Digit Numbers; Rational Numbers and the Coordinate Plane; Algebraic Expressions; Equations and Inequalities; Geometry: Area, Surface Area, and Volume; Statistical Thinking and Variability; Summarizing and Describing Distributions

Illinois grade 7 Math

Proportional Relationships; Operations with Rational Numbers; Expressions and Equations; Geometry: Figures, Area, and Volume; Statistics: Sampling and Inferences; Probability

Illinois grade 8 Math

The Number System: Rational and Irrational Numbers; Expressions and Equations: Exponents and Scientific Notation; Linear Equations and Proportional Relationships; Systems of Linear Equations; Functions; Geometry: Transformations and Congruence; Geometry: Pythagorean Theorem and Volume; Statistics and Probability: Bivariate Data

Colorado

English, grades 3–8, Colorado Academic Standards: 55 units, 475 skills
Science, grades 3–8, Colorado Academic Standards: 33 units, 246 skills
Math, grades 3–8, Colorado Academic Standards: 29 units, 213 skills
Social Studies, grades 3–8, Colorado Academic Standards: 48 units, 204 skills

Colorado grade 3 English

Oral Expression and Listening: Participate cooperatively in group activities and Communicate using appropriate language in informal and formal situations; Reading for All Purposes: Apply strategies to fluently read and comprehend various literary texts (Part 1); Reading for All Purposes: Apply strategies to fluently read and comprehend various literary texts (Part 2); Reading for All Purposes: Apply strategies to fluently read and comprehend various informational texts; Reading for All Purposes: Apply knowledge of spelling patterns (orthography), word meanings (morphology), and word relationships to decode words and increase vocabulary (Part 1); Reading for All Purposes: Apply knowledge of spelling patterns (orthography), word meanings (morphology), and word relationships to decode words and increase vocabulary (Part 2); Writing and Composition: Write opinion pieces on topics or texts, supporting a point of view with reasons and Write informative/explanatory texts developed with facts, definitions, and details, ending with a related concluding statement and Write real or imagined narratives that use descriptive details, have a clear sequence of events, and provide closure; Writing and Composition: Use a recursive process to plan, draft, revise, and edit writing, applying knowledge of the conventions of grammar, capitalization, punctuation, and spelling (Part 1); Writing and Composition: Use a recursive process to plan, draft, revise, and edit writing, applying knowledge of the conventions of grammar, capitalization, punctuation, and spelling (Part 2); Research Inquiry and Design: Gather, interpret, and communicate information discovered during short research projects

Colorado grade 4 English

Oral Expression and Listening: Pose thoughtful questions after actively listening to others and Create a plan to effectively present information both informally and formally; Reading for All Purposes: Apply strategies to comprehend and interpret literary texts; Reading for All Purposes: Apply strategies to comprehend and interpret informational texts; Reading for All Purposes: Apply knowledge of spelling patterns (orthography) and word meanings (morphology) to decode multisyllable words and determine the meaning of unknown words (Part 1); Reading for All Purposes: Apply knowledge of spelling patterns (orthography) and word meanings (morphology) to decode multisyllable words and determine the meaning of unknown words (Part 2); Writing and Composition: Write opinion pieces on topics or texts supporting a point of view with reasons and information. (CCSS: W.4.1) and Write informative/explanatory texts using text structures appropriate for the purpose and developed through facts, definitions, concrete details, precise language, and domain-specific vocabulary; Writing and Composition: Write engaging, real or imagined narratives using descriptive details and dialogue to convey a sequence of related events; Writing and Composition: Understand why and how writers use the conventions of Standard English grammar, usage, and mechanics to clarify their meaning (Part 1); Writing and Composition: Understand why and how writers use the conventions of Standard English grammar, usage, and mechanics to clarify their meaning (Part 2); Research Inquiry and Design: Use a variety of resources to build and communicate knowledge related to open-ended research questions

Colorado grade 5 English

Oral Expression and Listening: Collaborate in discussions that serve various purposes and address various situations and Present to express an opinion, persuade, or explain/provide information; Reading for All Purposes: Apply strategies to interpret and analyze various types of literary texts; Reading for All Purposes: Apply strategies to interpret and analyze various types of informational texts; Reading for All Purposes: Apply knowledge of word meanings (morphology) and word relationships to determine the meaning of unknown words in and out of context (Part 1); Reading for All Purposes: Apply knowledge of word meanings (morphology) and word relationships to determine the meaning of unknown words in and out of context (Part 2); Writing and Composition: Write opinion pieces on topics or texts, supporting a point of view with reasons and information, for a variety of purposes and audiences and Write informative/explanatory texts that provide a clear focus and the use of text features to group related information on a well-developed topic, using precise language and domain-specific vocabulary; Writing and Composition: Write engaging, real or imagined narratives using literary techniques, character development, sensory and descriptive details, and a variety of transition words to signal a clear sequence of events; Writing and Composition: Apply understanding of the conventions of Standard English grammar, usage, and mechanics to make meaning clear and to strengthen style (Part 1); Writing and Composition: Apply understanding of the conventions of Standard English grammar, usage, and mechanics to make meaning clear and to strengthen style (Part 2); Research Inquiry and Design: Research to locate, summarize, synthesize and document information from print and digital sources, and communicate findings appropriately

Colorado grade 6 English

Oral Expression and Listening: Employ appropriate presentation and collaboration strategies to meet the needs of a given task and purpose and Develop, organize, and present ideas and opinions effectively; Reading for All Purposes: Analyze literary elements within different types of literature to make meaning; Reading for All Purposes: Analyze organization and structure of informational text to make meaning; Reading for All Purposes: Apply knowledge of word relationships, word structures, and sentence structures to determine the meaning of new words in context; Writing and Composition: Write arguments that support claim(s) using clear reasons, relevant evidence, credible sources, and a formal style and Write informative/explanatory texts characterized by appropriate organization, ample development, precise language and formal style; Writing and Composition: Write engaging real or imagined narratives using techniques such as sensory language, dialogue, description and sequencing to convey experiences and events; Writing and Composition: Plan, draft, edit, and revise as needed to craft clear and coherent writing that demonstrates a grasp of standard conventions for grammar, usage, and mechanics as well as a style appropriate for purpose and audience (Part 1); Writing and Composition: Plan, draft, edit, and revise as needed to craft clear and coherent writing that demonstrates a grasp of standard conventions for grammar, usage, and mechanics as well as a style appropriate for purpose and audience (Part 2); Research Inquiry and Design: Pose research question(s), gather, synthesize, and credit relevant and credible resources, and present findings

Colorado grade 7 English

Oral Expression and Listening: Incorporate language, tools, and techniques appropriate for task and audience during formal presentations and Prepare for formal presentations and use appropriate delivery techniques; Reading for All Purposes: Analyze the connections between interrelated literary elements to understand literary texts; Reading for All Purposes: Summarize and evaluate to show understanding of informational texts; Reading for All Purposes: Apply knowledge of word relationships, word structures, and sentence structures to determine the meaning of new words in increasingly complex texts; Writing and Composition: Write well-organized arguments using logical reasoning, relevant and credible evidence, acknowledgement of opposing claims, clear language, and formal style and Write well-developed informative/explanatory texts using logical organizational strategies, relevant supporting information, domain-specific vocabulary, and formal style; Writing and Composition: Write engaging real or imagined narratives effectively using techniques such as relevant description, sensory language, dialogue, and logical pacing to capture the action and detail experiences and events; Writing and Composition: Plan, draft, edit, and revise as needed to ensure that writing is clear and coherent, that it conforms to standard conventions for grammar, usage, and mechanics, and that its style is appropriate to task, purpose, and audience; Research Inquiry and Design: Pose research questions, synthesize answers from multiple credible sources, and present conclusions in an appropriate format

Colorado grade 8 English

Oral Expression and Listening: Engage in effective collaborative discussions and analyze information presented and Design organized presentations incorporating key details and claims while tailored for purpose and audience; Reading for All Purposes: Analyze and evaluate literary elements and an author's choices to understand literary text; Reading for All Purposes: Analyze and evaluate an author's choices to understand informational text; Reading for All Purposes: Apply knowledge of word structure, grammar, and context to determine the meaning of new words and phrases in increasingly complex texts; Writing and Composition: Write well-organized and cohesive arguments, distinguishing claim(s) from opposing claims and using language to clarify connections among claims, reasons, and evidence and Write well-developed and logically organized informative/explanatory texts, conveying relevant content through precise language, domain-specific vocabulary, and formal style; Writing and Composition: Write engaging real or imagined narratives effectively using techniques such as relevant and sufficient descriptive details, sensory language, logical pacing and dialogue to detail actions and to develop and reflect on experiences and events; Writing and Composition: Produce clear and coherent final drafts that demonstrate a command of the conventions for grammar, usage, and mechanics as well as a style appropriate to task, purpose, and audience; Research Inquiry and Design: Pose important questions; identify, locate, and evaluate sources; extract and synthesize relevant information, and communicate findings appropriately

Colorado grade 3 Science

Physical Science; Life Science (Part 1); Life Science (Part 2); Earth and Space Science

Colorado grade 4 Science

Physical Science (Part 1); Physical Science (Part 2); Life Science; Earth and Space Science

Colorado grade 5 Science

Physical Science (Part 1); Physical Science (Part 2); Life Science; Earth and Space Science

Colorado grade 6 Science

Physical Science (Part 1); Physical Science (Part 2) (Part 1); Physical Science (Part 2) (Part 2); Life Science (Part 1); Life Science (Part 2); Earth and Space Science (Part 1); Earth and Space Science (Part 2)

Colorado grade 7 Science

Colorado grade 8 Science

Colorado grade 3 Math

Number & Operations in Base Ten and Number & Operations—Fractions; Operations & Algebraic Thinking; Measurement & Data; Geometry

Colorado grade 4 Math

Number & Operations in Base Ten and Number & Operations—Fractions; Number & Operations—Fractions; Operations & Algebraic Thinking; Measurement & Data; Geometry

Colorado grade 5 Math

Number & Operations in Base Ten and Number & Operations—Fractions; Number & Operations—Fractions; Operations & Algebraic Thinking; Measurement & Data; Geometry

Colorado grade 6 Math

Ratios & Proportional Relationships and The Number System; The Number System; Expressions & Equations; Statistics & Probability; Geometry

Colorado grade 7 Math

Ratios & Proportional Relationships; The Number System; Expressions & Equations; Statistics & Probability; Geometry

Colorado grade 8 Math

The Number System; Expressions & Equations; Functions; Statistics & Probability; Geometry

Colorado grade 3 Social Studies

History: Comparing Primary and Secondary Sources; History: People and Communities Over Time; Geography: Using Maps and Geographic Tools; Geography: Regions of Colorado and Beyond; Economics: Producers, Consumers, and Trade; Civics: Respecting the Views and Rights of Others; Civics: Local Government; Personal Financial Literacy: Making a Plan for a Goal

Colorado grade 4 Social Studies

History: Learning Colorado's Past from Sources; History: Colorado Eras and Their Place in U.S. History; Geography: Researching Colorado with Geographic Tools; Geography: Colorado's Environment and Human Activity; Economics: Incentives in Colorado's Economy; Civics: Civic Issues and Multiple Perspectives; Civics: Colorado Government; Personal Financial Literacy: Choices and Opportunity Cost

Colorado grade 5 Social Studies

History: Sources and Perspectives in Early America; History: Peoples, Colonies, and the American Revolution; Geography: Mapping the United States; Geography: Movement and Its Consequences; Economics: Trade in Early America; Civics: Citizenship, Rights, and Responsibilities; Civics: The Founding and Structure of the U.S. Government; Personal Financial Literacy: Using Financial Institutions

Colorado grade 6 Social Studies

History: Sources and Questions about the Western Hemisphere; History: Peoples and Connections in the Western Hemisphere; Geography: Geographic Tools, Inference, and Prediction; Geography: Regional Differences and Human-Environment Interaction; Economics: Economic Systems and Scarcity; Civics: Citizenship and Civic Participation in the Western Hemisphere; Civics: Systems of Government in the Western Hemisphere; Personal Financial Literacy: Consumers and Businesses

Colorado grade 7 Social Studies

History: Sources and Perspectives in the Eastern Hemisphere; History: Eras, Peoples, and Connections in the Eastern Hemisphere; Geography: Geographic Tools, Inference, and Prediction in the Eastern Hemisphere; Geography: Regional Differences and Resources in the Eastern Hemisphere; Economics: Economic Systems and Scarcity in the Eastern Hemisphere; Civics: Civic Participation in the Eastern Hemisphere; Civics: Governments and International Organizations; Personal Financial Literacy: Consumers and Businesses in the Eastern Hemisphere

Colorado grade 8 Social Studies

History: Evidence and Historical Argument; History: From the Revolution to Reconstruction; Geography: Patterns in Human and Physical Systems; Geography: Competition for Land and Resources; Economics: Economic Freedom and Trade; Civics: Citizenship and the Expansion of Rights; Civics: Rule of Law and the Constitution; Personal Financial Literacy: Consumer Decisions, Money, and Taxes

Massachusetts

English, grades 3–8, Massachusetts 2017 Framework: 54 units, 504 skills
Social Studies, grades 3–8, Massachusetts 2018 HSS Framework: 47 units, 273 skills
Math, grades 3–8, Massachusetts 2017 Framework: 45 units, 227 skills
Science, grades 3–8, Massachusetts 2016 STE Framework: 39 units, 122 skills

Massachusetts grade 3 English

Reading Literature; Reading Informational Text; Reading Foundational Skills; Writing: Part 1; Writing: Part 2; Writing: Part 3; Speaking and Listening; Language: Part 1; Language: Part 2; Language: Part 3

Massachusetts grade 4 English

Massachusetts grade 5 English

Massachusetts grade 6 English

Reading Literature; Reading Informational Text; Writing: Part 1; Writing: Part 2; Writing: Part 3; Speaking and Listening; Language: Part 1; Language: Part 2

Massachusetts grade 7 English

Reading Literature; Reading Informational Text; Writing: Part 1; Writing: Part 2; Writing: Part 3; Speaking and Listening; Language: Part 1; Language: Part 2

Massachusetts grade 8 English

Reading Literature; Reading Informational Text; Writing: Part 1; Writing: Part 2; Writing: Part 3; Speaking and Listening; Language: Part 1; Language: Part 2

Massachusetts grade 3 Social Studies

Massachusetts Cities and Towns Today and in History; The Geography and Native Peoples of Massachusetts; European Explorers, the Pilgrims, and Native Peoples; The Puritans, the Massachusetts Bay Colony, and Africans; Massachusetts in the 18th Century and the American Revolution; History and Social Science Practices

Massachusetts grade 4 Social Studies

North America: Geography and Map Skills; Ancient Civilizations of North America; Early European Exploration and Conquest; The Expansion of the United States Over Time; The Northeast; The Southeast; The Midwest; The Southwest; The West; History and Social Science Practices

Massachusetts grade 5 Social Studies

Early Colonization and the Growth of the Colonies; Reasons for Revolution, the Revolutionary War, and the Formation of Government; Principles of United States Government; The Growth of the Republic; Slavery, the Legacy of the Civil War, and the Struggle for Civil Rights; History and Social Science Practices

Massachusetts grade 6 Social Studies

Studying Complex Societies, Past and Present; Human Origins and the Paleolithic and Neolithic Eras; Geography of Western Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa; Mesopotamia and Ancient Egypt; Phoenicia, Ancient Israel, and Early Christianity; The Arabian Peninsula, Early Islam, and Exchange Among Ancient Societies; Sub-Saharan Africa; Central America, the Caribbean, and South America; History and Social Science Practices

Massachusetts grade 7 Social Studies

Central and South Asia; East Asia; Southeast Asia and Oceania; Europe: Geography and Time; Ancient and Classical Greece; Ancient and Classical Rome; History and Social Science Practices

Massachusetts grade 8 Social Studies

Philosophical Foundations of the United States Political System; Development of the United States Government; Institutions of United States Government; Citizenship, Rights, and Responsibilities; Leadership, Participation, and Public Debate; The Constitution, Amendments, and Supreme Court Decisions; Massachusetts State and Local Government; Freedom of the Press and News/Media Literacy; History and Social Science Practices

Massachusetts grade 3 Math

Multiplication and Division Foundations; Multi-Digit Arithmetic and Problem Solving; Understanding Fractions; Measurement: Time, Liquid Volume, and Mass; Data Representation and Interpretation; Geometric Measurement: Area; Geometric Measurement: Perimeter; Geometry: Shapes and Attributes

Massachusetts grade 4 Math

Multiplicative Comparisons and Word Problems; Factors, Multiples, and Patterns; Place Value and Multi-Digit Operations; Fraction Equivalence and Comparison; Fraction Operations; Decimal Fractions; Measurement Conversions and Word Problems; Data Representation and Angles; Geometric Figures and Symmetry

Massachusetts grade 5 Math

Operations with Whole Numbers and Place Value; Operations with Decimals; Adding and Subtracting Fractions; Multiplying and Dividing Fractions; Algebraic Thinking: Expressions and Patterns; Measurement and Data Analysis; Geometric Measurement: Volume; Geometry: Coordinate Plane and Classifying Figures

Massachusetts grade 6 Math

Ratios and Proportional Relationships; The Number System: Fractions and Multi-Digit Operations; The Number System: Rational Numbers and the Coordinate Plane; Expressions and Equations: Algebraic Expressions; Expressions and Equations: Solving Equations and Inequalities; Geometry: Area, Surface Area, and Volume; Statistics and Probability: Data Variability and Distribution

Massachusetts grade 7 Math

Proportional Relationships; Operations with Rational Numbers; Expressions and Equations; Geometry: Figures and Measurement; Statistics: Sampling and Inferences; Probability

Massachusetts grade 8 Math

The Number System: Rational and Irrational Numbers; Expressions and Equations: Exponents and Scientific Notation; Expressions and Equations: Linear Relationships; Functions; Geometry: Transformations, Congruence, and Similarity; Geometry: The Pythagorean Theorem and Volume; Statistics and Probability: Bivariate Data

Massachusetts grade 3 Science

Earth and Space Science: Earth's Systems and Earth and Human Activity; Life Science: Structures and Processes and Heredity; Life Science: Biological Evolution: Unity and Diversity; Physical Science: Motion and Stability: Forces and Interactions; Technology/Engineering: Engineering Design

Massachusetts grade 4 Science

Earth and Space Science: Earth's Place in the Universe and Earth's Systems; Earth and Space Science: Earth and Human Activity; Life Science: Structures and Processes; Physical Science: Energy; Physical Science: Waves and Their Applications in Technologies for Information Transfer; Technology/Engineering: Engineering Design

Massachusetts grade 5 Science

Earth and Space Science: Earth's Place in the Universe; Earth and Space Science: Earth's Systems; Earth and Space Science: Earth and Human Activity; Life Science: Structures and Processes and Ecosystems; Physical Science: Matter and Its Interactions and Forces and Interactions and Energy; Technology/Engineering: Technological Systems

Massachusetts grade 6 Science

Earth and Space Science: Earth's Place in the Universe and Earth's Systems; Life Science: From Molecules to Organisms: Structures and Processes; Life Science: Biological Evolution: Unity and Diversity; Physical Science: Matter and Its Interactions and Forces and Interactions; Physical Science: Waves and Their Applications in Technologies for Information Transfer; Technology/Engineering: Engineering Design; Technology/Engineering: Materials, Tools, and Manufacturing

Massachusetts grade 7 Science

Earth and Space Science: Earth's Systems; Earth and Space Science: Earth and Human Activity; Life Science: Structures and Processes and Ecosystems; Physical Science: Motion and Stability: Forces and Interactions; Physical Science: Energy; Technology/Engineering: Engineering Design; Technology/Engineering: Technological Systems

Massachusetts grade 8 Science

Earth and Space Science: Earth's Place in the Universe; Earth and Space Science: Earth's Systems; Earth and Space Science: Earth and Human Activity; Life Science: From Molecules to Organisms: Structures and Processes; Life Science: Heredity: Inheritance and Variation of Traits; Life Science: Biological Evolution: Unity and Diversity; Physical Science: Matter and Its Interactions; Physical Science: Motion and Stability: Forces and Interactions; Technology/Engineering: Materials, Tools, and Manufacturing

Tennessee

English, grades 3–8, Tennessee Academic Standards: 55 units, 419 skills
Social Studies, grades 3–8, Tennessee Academic Standards: 53 units, 364 skills
Math, grades 3–8, Tennessee Academic Standards: 31 units, 214 skills
Science, grades 3–8, Tennessee Academic Standards: 33 units, 121 skills

Tennessee grade 3 English

Foundational Literacy: Phonics, Word Composition and Vocabulary; Foundational Literacy: Sentence Composition (Part 1); Foundational Literacy: Sentence Composition (Part 2); Reading Literature; Reading Informational Text; Speaking and Listening; Writing: Opinion Pieces; Writing: Informative and Explanatory Texts; Writing: Narrative Writing; Writing: Process, Research and Range

Tennessee grade 4 English

Foundational Literacy: Phonics, Word Composition and Vocabulary; Foundational Literacy: Sentence Composition; Reading Literature; Reading Informational Text; Speaking and Listening; Writing: Opinion Pieces; Writing: Informative and Explanatory Texts; Writing: Narrative Writing; Writing: Process, Research and Range

Tennessee grade 5 English

Tennessee grade 6 English

Language: Conventions and Knowledge of Language; Language: Vocabulary Acquisition and Use; Reading Literature; Reading Informational Text; Speaking and Listening; Writing: Arguments; Writing: Informative and Explanatory Texts; Writing: Narrative Writing; Writing: Process, Research and Range

Tennessee grade 7 English

Tennessee grade 8 English

Tennessee grade 3 Social Studies

Geography: Maps and Globes; World Geography; United States and Tennessee Geography; Economics: Resources, Goods and Services; Indigenous Peoples through European Exploration; Early North American Settlements and the Thirteen Colonies; Social Studies Practices

Tennessee grade 4 Social Studies

The War for Independence (1700s-1780s); Creating a New Government (1781-1789); Building the New Nation (1790-1830); The Growth of the Republic (1800s-1850); The United States Prior to the Civil War (1820s-1861); The Civil War (1861-1865); Reconstruction (1865-1870s); Social Studies Practices

Tennessee grade 5 Social Studies

Industrialization, the Gilded Age, and the Progressive Era (1870s-1910s); World War I and the Roaring Twenties (1920s-1940s); World War II (1930s-1940s); Post-World War II and the Civil Rights Movement (1940s-1960s); Tennessee Prior to Statehood (pre-1796); Statehood and Early Tennessee History (1796-1849); Tennessee in the Civil War Era (1850s-1900); Tennessee in the 20th Century (1900-present); Social Studies Practices

Tennessee grade 6 Social Studies

Foundations of Human Civilization: c. 10,000-3500 BCE; Ancient Mesopotamia: c. 3500-1700 BCE; Ancient Egypt: c. 3000-700 BCE; Ancient Israel: c. 2000-500 BCE; Ancient India: c. 2500-400 BCE; Ancient China: c. 2500 BCE-200 CE; Ancient Greece: c. 800-300 BCE; Ancient Rome: c. 500 BCE-500 CE; Social Studies Practices

Tennessee grade 7 Social Studies

East Asia: 400-1500s CE; Byzantine Empire, Southwest Asia and North Africa: 400-1500s CE; West Africa: 400-1500s CE; Middle Ages in Western Europe: 400-1500s CE; Crusades, Plague and Late Medieval Europe; The Renaissance and the Scientific Revolution; The Protestant Reformation; Indigenous Civilizations of the Americas: 400-1500s CE; The Age of Exploration: 1400-1700s CE; Social Studies Practices

Tennessee grade 8 Social Studies

Colonization (1607-1750); The American Revolution (1700-1783); The New Nation (1775-1800); Growth of a Young Nation (1800-1820); Sectionalism and Reform (1790s-1850s); The Jacksonian Era (1824-1840); Expansion and Division of the Nation (1820s-1860s); The Civil War (1860-1865); Reconstruction (1865-1877); Social Studies Practices

Tennessee grade 3 Math

Operations and Algebraic Thinking; Number and Operations in Base Ten; Number and Operations - Fractions; Measurement and Data (Part 1); Measurement and Data (Part 2); Geometry

Tennessee grade 4 Math

Operations and Algebraic Thinking; Number and Operations in Base Ten; Number and Operations - Fractions; Measurement and Data; Geometry

Tennessee grade 5 Math

Operations and Algebraic Thinking; Number and Operations in Base Ten; Number and Operations - Fractions; Measurement and Data; Geometry

Tennessee grade 6 Math

Ratios and Proportional Relationships; The Number System; Expressions and Equations; Geometry; Statistics and Probability

Tennessee grade 7 Math

Ratios and Proportional Relationships; The Number System; Expressions and Equations; Geometry; Statistics and Probability

Tennessee grade 8 Math

The Number System; Expressions and Equations; Functions; Geometry; Statistics and Probability

Tennessee grade 3 Science

Matter and Its Interactions; Motion and Stability: Forces and Interactions and Energy; From Molecules to Organisms: Structures and Processes; Ecosystems: Interactions, Energy, and Dynamics and Biological Change: Unity and Diversity; Earth’s Place in the Universe and Earth’s Systems; Earth and Human Activity and Engineering Design

Tennessee grade 4 Science

Energy; Waves and their Application in Technologies for Information Transfer; Ecosystems: Interactions, Energy, and Dynamics; Biological Change: Unity and Diversity and Earth’s Place in the Universe; Earth’s Systems; Earth and Human Activity; Engineering Design and Links Among Engineering, Technology, Science, and Society

Tennessee grade 5 Science

Matter and Its Interactions; Motion and Stability: Forces and Interactions; From Molecules to Organisms: Structures and Processes and Heredity: Inheritance and Variation of Traits; Biological Change: Unity and Diversity and Earth’s Place in the Universe; Engineering Design and Links Among Engineering, Technology, Science, and Society

Tennessee grade 6 Science

Energy; Ecosystems: Interactions, Energy, and Dynamics; Biological Change: Unity and Diversity and Earth’s Systems; Earth and Human Activity; Engineering Design

Tennessee grade 7 Science

Matter and Its Interactions; Energy; From Molecules to Organisms: Structures and Processes; Ecosystems: Interactions, Energy, and Dynamics and Heredity: Inheritance and Variation of Traits and Engineering Design

Tennessee grade 8 Science

Matter and Its Interactions; Motion and Stability: Forces and Interactions; Waves and Their Applications in Technologies for Information Transfer; Biological Change: Unity and Diversity; Earth’s Place in the Universe and Earth’s Systems; Earth and Human Activity and Engineering Design and Links Among Engineering, Technology, and Applications of Science

Georgia

Social Studies, grades 3–8, Georgia Social Studies GSE: 57 units, 483 skills
English, grades 3–8, Georgia K-12 ELA Standards: 51 units, 341 skills
Math, grades 3–8, Georgia K-12 Mathematics Standards: 33 units, 137 skills
Science, grades 3–8, Georgia Science GSE: 36 units, 124 skills

Georgia grade 3 Social Studies

Geography of the United States and the Globe; American Indian Cultures of North America; European Exploration of North America; British Colonial America; Government and Good Citizenship; Economics: Resources, Trade and Choices; Map, Globe, Chart and Graph Skills; Information Processing Skills

Georgia grade 4 Social Studies

Geography of the United States; The American Revolution; Founding Documents and the Constitution; Westward Expansion; Abolition, Suffrage, and the Civil War; Reconstruction; Economics in American History; Map, Globe, Chart and Graph Skills; Information Processing Skills

Georgia grade 5 Social Studies

Turn of the Century America; World War I, the 1920s, and the Great Depression; World War II; The Cold War; Civil Rights and Change, 1950-1975; America from 1975 to 2001; Citizens' Rights and the Constitution; Economics: Concepts, Sectors, and Personal Budgets; Map, Globe, Chart and Graph Skills; Information Processing Skills

Georgia grade 6 Social Studies

Latin America and Canada: History and Government; Latin America and Canada: Geography; Latin America: Economics; Canada: Economics; Europe: History, Geography, Government, and Culture; Europe: Economics; Australia: History, Geography, Government, and Trade; Australia: Economic Growth, and Personal Money Management; Map, Globe, Chart and Graph Skills; Information Processing Skills

Georgia grade 7 Social Studies

Africa: History and Geography; Africa: Government and Economic Systems; Africa: Trade and Economic Growth; Southwest Asia (Middle East): History, Geography, and Culture; Southwest Asia (Middle East): Government and Economics; Southern and Eastern Asia: History and Geography; Southern and Eastern Asia: Government, Economic Systems, and Trade; Southern and Eastern Asia: Economic Growth, and Personal Money Management; Map, Globe, Chart and Graph Skills; Information Processing Skills

Georgia grade 8 Social Studies

Georgia's Geography, American Indians, and Colonial Georgia; The Revolutionary Era and Westward Expansion; Civil War, Reconstruction, and the New South; World War I through World War II; Post-War Georgia, Civil Rights, and Modern Georgia; Georgia's Government: Constitution, Legislature, and Governor; Georgia's Courts, Juvenile Justice, and Local Government; Georgia's Economy and Personal Money Management; Map, Globe, Chart and Graph Skills; Information Processing Skills

Georgia grade 3 English

Foundations: Phonics, Fluency, and Handwriting; Language: Grammar Conventions and Syntax; Language: Vocabulary Acquisition and Word Analysis; Texts: Context, Purpose, and Structure; Texts: Craft and Narrative Techniques; Texts: Expository, Opinion, and Poetic Techniques; Texts: Research and Curation of Evidence

Georgia grade 4 English

Phonics and Fluency; Cursive Handwriting; Grammar Conventions and Syntax; Vocabulary Acquisition and Word Analysis; Context, Purpose, Audience, and Authors; Structure, Style, and Craft; Narrative and Poetic Techniques; Expository and Opinion Techniques; Research and Source Curation

Georgia grade 5 English

Foundations: Phonics, Fluency, and Handwriting; Language: Grammar Conventions and Syntax; Language: Vocabulary Acquisition and Word Analysis; Texts: Context, Purpose, Structure, and Craft; Texts: Narrative and Poetic Techniques; Texts: Expository and Opinion Techniques; Texts: Research and Curation of Sources; Practices: Engagement, Intention, and Comprehension Strategies; Practices: Advanced Comprehension and Writing Processes; Practices: Situating Texts, Author's Craft, and Collaboration

Georgia grade 6 English

Grammar Conventions and Syntax; Vocabulary Acquisition and Word Analysis; Context, Perspective, and Sources; Structure, Organization, and Craft; Narrative and Poetic Techniques; Expository and Argumentative Techniques; Research, Inquiry, and Curation; Literary Periods, Movements, and Traditions

Georgia grade 7 English

Grammar Conventions and Syntax; Vocabulary Acquisition and Word Analysis; Word Meaning, Nuance, and Resources; Context, Purpose, Audience, and Perspectives; Structure, Organization, and Craft in Text; Narrative and Expository Techniques; Argumentative and Poetic Techniques; Research, Inquiry, and Curation of Sources; Literary Periods, Movements, and Adaptations

Georgia grade 8 English

Grammar Conventions and Syntax; Vocabulary Acquisition and Word Analysis; Context, Purpose, and Audience; Structure, Style, and Craft; Narrative Techniques; Expository, Argumentative, and Poetic Techniques; Research, Analysis, and Curation; Literary Periods and Movements

Georgia grade 3 Math

Mathematical Practices and Number Sense up to 10,000; Addition and Subtraction with Whole Numbers; Multiplication and Division within 100; Fractions; Measurement, Time, and Data; Geometry and Attributes of Polygons; Area and Perimeter

Georgia grade 4 Math

Mathematical Practices and Place Value; Operations with Whole Numbers and Patterns; Fractions and Decimals; Measurement, Data, and Geometry

Georgia grade 5 Math

Mathematical Practices and Place Value Understanding; Multi-Digit Operations and Numerical Expressions; Fractions and Decimals; Patterns, Measurement, Data, and Geometry

Georgia grade 6 Math

Mathematical Practices and Number System Operations with Fractions and Decimals; Data Analysis and Statistical Thinking; Integers, Number Lines, and Rational Numbers; Ratios, Rates, Percentages, and Proportional Reasoning; Geometry: Area, Surface Area, and Volume; Expressions and Factors; Equations and Inequalities; The Coordinate Plane and Polygons

Georgia grade 7 Math

Mathematical Practices and Rational Number Operations; Proportional Reasoning and Expressions; Equations, Inequalities, and Geometry; Probability and Chance Processes

Georgia grade 8 Math

Numerical Reasoning: Rational and Irrational Numbers and Exponents; Patterning and Algebraic Reasoning: Expressions and Linear Equations; Proportional and Non-Proportional Relationships and Lines; Functional Reasoning: Properties and Models of Functions; Statistical and Graphical Reasoning: Bivariate Data and Systems of Equations; Geometric and Spatial Reasoning: Pythagorean Theorem and Volume

Georgia grade 3 Science

Rocks and Soils; Fossils and Past Organisms; Heat Energy; Georgia Habitats and Organisms; Environmental Impacts and Pollution

Georgia grade 4 Science

Stars and Planets; Earth and Moon Motion; The Water Cycle; Weather and Climate; Light and Its Interactions; Sound and Communication; Forces and Motion; Ecosystems and Energy Flow

Georgia grade 5 Science

Earth's Surface Features and Processes; Physical and Chemical Changes; Electricity and Magnetism; Classification of Organisms; Traits and Characteristics of Organisms; Cell Structure and Function; Microorganisms

Georgia grade 6 Science

Astronomy and the Universe; Sun, Earth, and Moon System; Hydrosphere and Water Processes; Weather and Climate; Earth's Surface, Rocks, and Plate Tectonics; Natural Resources and Human Impact

Georgia grade 7 Science

Diversity and Classification of Living Organisms; Cell Structure, Function, and Organization; Genetics, Reproduction, and Heredity; Interdependence of Organisms and Ecosystems; Evolution of Living Organisms

Georgia grade 8 Science

Structure and Properties of Matter; Energy Conservation and Transformation; Forces and Motion; Waves: Light and Sound; Gravity, Electricity, and Magnetism

Arizona

English, grades 3–8, Arizona ELA Standards: 54 units, 513 skills
Math, grades 3–8, Arizona Mathematics Standards: 35 units, 252 skills
Social Studies, grades 3–8, Arizona History and Social Science Standards: 52 units, 246 skills
Science, grades 3–8, Arizona Science Standards: 24 units, 69 skills

Arizona grade 3 English

Arizona grade 4 English

Arizona grade 5 English

Arizona grade 6 English

Reading Literature; Reading Informational Text; Writing: Part 1; Writing: Part 2; Writing: Part 3; Speaking and Listening; Language: Part 1; Language: Part 2

Arizona grade 7 English

Reading Literature; Reading Informational Text; Writing: Part 1; Writing: Part 2; Writing: Part 3; Speaking and Listening; Language: Part 1; Language: Part 2

Arizona grade 8 English

Reading Literature; Reading Informational Text; Writing: Part 1; Writing: Part 2; Writing: Part 3; Speaking and Listening; Language: Part 1; Language: Part 2

Arizona grade 3 Math

Operations and Algebraic Thinking; Number and Operations in Base Ten; Number and Operations - Fractions; Measurement and Data: Part 1; Measurement and Data: Part 2; Geometry

Arizona grade 4 Math

Operations and Algebraic Thinking; Number and Operations in Base Ten; Number and Operations - Fractions: Part 1; Number and Operations - Fractions: Part 2; Measurement and Data; Geometry

Arizona grade 5 Math

Operations and Algebraic Thinking; Number and Operations in Base Ten; Number and Operations - Fractions: Part 1; Number and Operations - Fractions: Part 2; Measurement and Data; Geometry

Arizona grade 6 Math

Ratios and Proportional Relationships; The Number System: Part 1; The Number System: Part 2; Expressions and Equations; Geometry; Statistics and Probability

Arizona grade 7 Math

Ratios and Proportional Relationships; The Number System; Expressions and Equations; Geometry; Statistics and Probability

Arizona grade 8 Math

The Number System; Expressions and Equations: Part 1; Expressions and Equations: Part 2; Functions; Geometry; Statistics and Probability

Arizona grade 3 Social Studies

Arizona's Land, Water, and Maps; Arizona's Peoples and How the State Has Changed; Conflict, Cooperation, and Rights in Arizona's History; Arizona's Economy: Industries, Income, and Connections; Citizens and Governments in Arizona; Time, Change, and Points of View; Asking Questions and Using Sources

Arizona grade 4 Social Studies

Peoples and Civilizations of the Americas; Exploration, Resources, Trade, and Colonial Economies; Conflict and Compromise at Contact; Governments, Rights, and Ideas in the Americas; Time, Change, and Perspectives; Questions, Sources, and Evidence; Evidence, Causes and Effects, and Presenting Claims

Arizona grade 5 Social Studies

The Constitution and the Structure of Government; Citizens in a Republic; Conflict, Social Movements, and Diverse Groups; Maps, Movement, and the Environment; Money, Choices, and Entrepreneurs; Government, Industry, and Trade in the National Economy; Time, Change, and Perspectives; Sources and Evidence; Arguments, Explanations, and Causes

Arizona grade 6 Social Studies

Early Civilizations and Their Cultures; Religions, Beliefs, and Civic Life; Conflict, Cooperation, and Civic Life; Maps, Regions, and Environments of the Eastern Hemisphere; Movement and Trade across the Eastern Hemisphere; Production, Specialization, and Jobs; Historians, Change, and Perspectives; Questions, Sources, and Evidence; Arguments, Explanations, and Causes

Arizona grade 7 Social Studies

Cultures, Innovation, and Ideologies; Conflict, Peacemaking, and Power; Rights, Revolutions, and Public Problems; Diverse Societies and Identity; Maps and Geographic Tools; Movement, Settlement, and Environmental Change; Economic Decisions, Markets, and Money; Trade and Economic Systems; Chronology, Significance, and Perspectives; Evidence, Arguments, and Causes

Arizona grade 8 Social Studies

Founding Documents, Constitutions, and Government Structure; Citizens: Virtues, Rights, Roles, and Service; Political Institutions, Public Policy, and Civic Action; Social Movements, Reform, and Rights; Geography, Environment, and Conflict over Resources; Personal Finance: Earning, Spending, Saving, and Protecting; Markets, Prices, and the National Economy; Trade and Economic Systems; Chronology, Significance, and Perspectives; Evidence, Arguments, and Causes

Arizona grade 3 Science

Physical Science: Forces at a Distance; Physical Science / Earth and Space Science: Energy / Earth Systems; Life Science: Cells and Organisms; Life Science: Energy and Interdependence

Arizona grade 4 Science

Physical Science: Energy / Forces at a Distance; Physical Science / Earth and Space Science: Energy / Earth Systems; Earth and Space Science: Earth Systems; Earth and Space Science / Life Science: Earth Systems / Evolution and Diversity

Arizona grade 5 Science

Physical Science: Particles and Matter / Forces at a Distance; Physical Science: Forces and Motion / Energy; Earth and Space Science / Life Science: The Universe / Heredity; Life Science: Heredity / Evolution and Diversity

Arizona grade 6 Science

Physical Science: Particles and Matter / Forces at a Distance; Physical Science / Earth and Space Science: Energy / Earth Systems / The Universe; Earth and Space Science / Life Science: The Universe / Energy and Interdependence; Life Science: Energy and Interdependence

Arizona grade 7 Science

Physical Science: Forces at a Distance / Forces and Motion; Physical Science / Earth and Space Science: Forces and Motion / Earth Systems; Earth and Space Science / Life Science: Earth Systems / Cells and Organisms; Life Science: Cells and Organisms / Energy and Interdependence

Arizona grade 8 Science

Physical Science: Particles and Matter / Energy; Physical Science / Earth and Space Science: Energy / Earth Systems; Earth and Space Science / Life Science: Earth Systems / Heredity; Life Science: Heredity / Evolution and Diversity

Florida

Social Studies, grades 3–8, Florida State Academic Standards: 55 units, 475 skills
Math, grades 3–8, Florida B.E.S.T.: 57 units, 223 skills
Science, grades 3–8, Florida NGSSS: 30 units, 220 skills
English, grades 3–8, Florida B.E.S.T.: 39 units, 150 skills

Florida grade 3 Social Studies

Historical Inquiry and African American Heroes; Foundations and Levels of Government; Citizenship, Voting, Holidays, and Symbols; Beginning Economics: Scarcity, Trade, and Money; Maps and Globes; Places and Regions of North America and the Caribbean; Physical and Human Systems of North America and the Caribbean

Florida grade 4 Social Studies

Studying Florida: Sources, Timelines, and Maps; Native Americans and European Exploration of Florida; Colonial Florida to United States Territory; Pioneer Florida, the Civil War, and Reconstruction; Industry, Boom and Bust, and World War II in Florida; Contemporary Florida and African American Leaders; Florida Government and Citizenship; Florida's Economy and Earning Income; Buying Goods and Services and Saving; Using Credit, Investing, and Protecting Against Risk

Florida grade 5 Social Studies

Historical Inquiry and Geographic Tools; Pre-Columbian North America and European Exploration; Colonial America; The American Revolution; Founding Documents and Principles; The Constitution, Government, and Citizenship; Growth and Westward Expansion; African American History and Holocaust Education

Florida grade 6 Social Studies

Historical Inquiry and the Geographer's Tools; Early Humans and the Rise of Civilization; Egypt, Mesopotamia, the Israelites, and the Early Americas; Phoenicia and Ancient Greece; Ancient Rome, Kush, and Axum; Ancient India and China; Economics of Ancient Civilizations; Geography of the Ancient World; African American History: Africa and Colonial America; Holocaust Education; African American History: The Founding Through Reconstruction

Florida grade 7 Social Studies

Foundations of American Government; The Constitution and Federalism; The Three Branches of Government and the Law; Citizenship, Rights, and Civic Participation; Comparing Economic and Political Systems and U.S. Foreign Policy; The U.S. Market Economy; The National and International Economy; Geography of the United States and North America; African American History: Africa and Colonial America; Holocaust Education; African American History: The Founding Through Reconstruction

Florida grade 8 Social Studies

Historical Inquiry, Geographic Tools, and Holocaust Education; Colonial America; The American Revolution; The Constitution and the Early Republic; Westward Expansion; Industry, Reform, and Slavery in the 1800s; Civil War and Reconstruction; The U.S. Economy, Regions, and Careers; Income, Spending, and Saving; Credit, Investing, and Insurance

Florida grade 3 Math

Number Sense and Operations: Place Value of Four-Digit Numbers; Number Sense and Operations: Multi-Digit Addition and Subtraction, Multiplication and Division Concepts; Fractions: Understanding, Representing, Ordering and Comparing Fractions; Algebraic Reasoning: Multiplication and Division Problems and Equality; Algebraic Reasoning: Numerical Patterns; Measurement: Measuring Attributes and Telling Time; Geometric Reasoning: Lines, Quadrilaterals and Symmetry; Geometric Reasoning: Perimeter and Area of Rectangles; Data Analysis and Probability: Collecting, Representing and Interpreting Data

Florida grade 4 Math

Number Sense and Operations: Place Value for Multi-Digit Numbers; Number Sense and Operations: Operations with Multi-Digit Numbers Including Decimals; Fractions: Relationships Between Fractions and Decimals; Fractions: Adding, Subtracting and Multiplying Fractions; Algebraic Reasoning: Problems with Four Operations and Equality; Algebraic Reasoning: Factors, Primes and Patterns; Measurement: Measuring, Converting, Time and Money; Geometric Reasoning: Angles; Geometric Reasoning: Perimeter and Area of Rectangles; Data Analysis and Probability: Numerical Data, Mode, Median and Range

Florida grade 5 Math

Number Sense and Operations: Place Value with Decimals to the Thousandths; Number Sense and Operations: Multiplying and Dividing Multi-Digit Numbers and Decimals; Fractions: Fractions as Division and Operations with Fractions; Algebraic Reasoning: Problems with Whole Numbers and Fractions; Algebraic Reasoning: Equality, Order of Operations and Equivalent Expressions; Algebraic Reasoning: Patterns with Inputs and Outputs; Measurement: Converting Units and Money; Geometric Reasoning: Classifying Figures and Perimeter and Area with Fractional Sides; Geometric Reasoning: Volume and the Coordinate Plane; Data Analysis and Probability: Representing Data and Finding Mean, Mode, Median and Range

Florida grade 6 Math

Number Sense and Operations: Negative Numbers and Absolute Value; Number Sense and Operations: Operations with Positive Rational Numbers; Number Sense and Operations: Factors, Multiples, Exponents and Equivalent Forms; Number Sense and Operations: Operations with Integers; Algebraic Reasoning: Algebraic Expressions; Algebraic Reasoning: Solving Equations and Inequalities; Algebraic Reasoning: Ratios, Rates and Percentages; Geometric Reasoning: The Coordinate Plane; Geometric Reasoning: Area, Volume and Surface Area; Data Analysis and Probability: Statistical Questions, Measures of Center and Variability, and Displays

Florida grade 7 Math

Number Sense and Operations: Equivalent Forms and Operations with Rational Numbers; Algebraic Reasoning: Linear Expressions, Equations and Inequalities; Algebraic Reasoning: Percentages and Proportions; Algebraic Reasoning: Proportional Relationships in Two Variables; Geometric Reasoning: Two-Dimensional Figures Including Circles; Geometric Reasoning: Right Circular Cylinders; Data Analysis and Probability: Representing and Interpreting Data; Data Analysis and Probability: Probability

Florida grade 8 Math

Number Sense and Operations: Real Numbers, Exponents and Scientific Notation; Algebraic Reasoning: Equivalent Algebraic Expressions; Algebraic Reasoning: Multi-Step Equations and Inequalities; Algebraic Reasoning: Two-Variable Linear Equations; Algebraic Reasoning: Systems of Two Linear Equations; Functions: Defining, Evaluating and Comparing Functions; Geometric Reasoning: Pythagorean Theorem and Angle Relationships; Geometric Reasoning: Transformations, Similarity and Congruence; Data Analysis and Probability: Bivariate Data; Data Analysis and Probability: Probabilities of Repeated Experiments

Florida grade 3 Science

Nature of Science: The Practice of Science and the Role of Models; Properties and Changes of Matter; Forms of Energy and Energy Transfer; Plants: Structures, Responses, and Food Making; Diversity of Living Organisms: Classifying Animals and Plants; Earth in Space: Stars, the Sun, and Gravity

Florida grade 4 Science

Nature of Science: Practice, Characteristics, and Models; Properties and Changes of Matter; Energy: Forms, Heat, and Motion; Life Science: Heredity, Life Cycles, and Interdependence; Earth in Space and Earth Structures

Florida grade 5 Science

Nature of Science: Investigations and the Characteristics of Scientific Knowledge; Properties and Changes of Matter; Energy: Forms, Electricity, and Circuits; Forces and Changes in Motion; Life Science: Human Body, Adaptations, and Survival; Earth and Space: Galaxies, the Solar System, Weather, and the Water Cycle

Florida grade 6 Science

Nature of Science: Investigations, Scientific Knowledge, Theories, Laws, and Models; Energy, Motion, and Forces; Life Science: Cells, Organization, Human Body Systems, and Classification; Earth Structures and Earth Systems

Florida grade 7 Science

Nature of Science: Investigations, Evidence, Theories, and Models; Energy: Light, Waves, Heat, and Energy Transformations; Life Science: Evolution, Heredity, and Interdependence; Earth Structures: Layers, Rock Cycle, Plate Tectonics, and Human Impact

Florida grade 8 Science

Nature of Science: Investigations, Scientific Knowledge, Models, and Society; Earth in Space and Time: The Universe, Stars, and the Solar System; Properties of Matter: Atoms, Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures; Changes in Matter; Matter and Energy Transformations in Living Systems

Florida grade 3 English

Reading Prose and Poetry; Reading Informational Text; Reading Across Genres; Communicating Through Writing; Communicating Orally, Conventions, Research, and Multimedia; Vocabulary; Foundational Skills: Phonics and Fluency

Florida grade 4 English

Florida grade 5 English

Florida grade 6 English

Reading Prose and Poetry; Reading Informational Text; Reading Across Genres; Communicating Through Writing; Communicating Orally, Conventions, Research, and Multimedia; Vocabulary

Florida grade 7 English

Reading Prose and Poetry; Reading Informational Text; Reading Across Genres; Communicating Through Writing; Communicating Orally, Conventions, Research, and Multimedia; Vocabulary

Florida grade 8 English

Reading Prose and Poetry; Reading Informational Text; Reading Across Genres; Communicating Through Writing; Communicating Orally, Conventions, Research, and Multimedia; Vocabulary

Oregon

English, grades 3–8, Oregon ELA Standards (2019): 57 units, 484 skills
Social Studies, grades 3–8, Oregon Social Science Standards (2024): 57 units, 282 skills
Math, grades 3–8, 2021 Oregon Math Standards: 51 units, 158 skills
Science, grades 3–8, Oregon Science Standards (2022): 32 units, 105 skills

Oregon grade 3 English

Reading Foundational Skills; Reading Literature; Reading Informational Text; Writing: Opinion, Argument and Informative Texts; Writing: Narrative Writing, Process and Research; Speaking and Listening; Language: Grammar and Usage; Language: Capitalization, Punctuation and Spelling; Language: Knowledge of Language and Vocabulary (Part 1); Language: Knowledge of Language and Vocabulary (Part 2)

Oregon grade 4 English

Reading Foundational Skills; Reading Literature; Reading Informational Text; Writing: Opinion, Argument and Informative Texts; Writing: Narrative Writing, Production and Distribution; Writing: Research and Range of Writing; Speaking and Listening; Language: Grammar and Usage; Language: Conventions, Knowledge of Language and Vocabulary (Part 1); Language: Conventions, Knowledge of Language and Vocabulary (Part 2)

Oregon grade 5 English

Reading Foundational Skills; Reading Literature; Reading Informational Text; Writing: Opinion, Argument and Informative Texts; Writing: Narrative Writing, Production and Distribution; Writing: Research and Range of Writing; Speaking and Listening; Language: Conventions of Standard English; Language: Knowledge of Language and Vocabulary

Oregon grade 6 English

Reading Literature; Reading Informational Text; Writing: Opinion and Argument; Writing: Informative and Explanatory Texts; Writing: Narrative Writing, Production and Distribution; Writing: Research and Range of Writing; Speaking and Listening; Language: Conventions of Standard English; Language: Knowledge of Language and Vocabulary (Part 1); Language: Knowledge of Language and Vocabulary (Part 2)

Oregon grade 7 English

Oregon grade 8 English

Oregon grade 3 Social Studies

Oregon State Government and Civic Life; Democratic Values, Identity and Fairness; Maps, Regions and Resources of Oregon; People on the Move and Community Cultures; Money, Taxes and Choices; Markets and Working Together; Researching Local History; Changemakers and Inclusion in Local History; Essential Disciplinary Practices: Questions, Evidence and Action

Oregon grade 4 Social Studies

Oregon's Constitution, Tribal Governments and Civic Participation; Mapping Oregon and North America; Movement, Land and Environment in Oregon; Oregon's Economy and Public Services; Choices, Marketing and Trade; Oregon's First Peoples and the Road to Statehood; The Oregon Trail, Growth and Legacies; Essential Disciplinary Practices: Questions, Evidence and Action

Oregon grade 5 Social Studies

Governments and Rights in Colonial America; The Constitution and the Bill of Rights; Maps, Borders and the Thirteen Colonies; Movement, Encounters and the Environment; Personal Finance and Choices; Markets, Taxes and the Growth of Trade; Indigenous Peoples and European Contact; Enslavement, Resistance and Rights; Founders and Independence; Essential Disciplinary Practices: Questions, Evidence and Action

Oregon grade 6 Social Studies

Early Governments, Laws and Rights; Citizens, Resistance and Repairing Injustice; Maps, Movement and the Environment; Money, Careers and Markets; Economic Systems, Trade and Interdependence; Timelines, Civilizations and Exchange; Beliefs, Religions and Origin Stories; Civilizations Across the World; Conquest, Colonialism and Injustice; Essential Disciplinary Practices: Questions, Evidence and Action

Oregon grade 7 Social Studies

Oregon grade 8 Social Studies

Roots of the Constitution; How the Government Works; Rights, Values and Civic Action; Maps, Migration and Place; Money Management and Choices; Economic Growth, Labor and Trade in the Early Republic; Expansion of the Young Nation; Slavery, Resistance and the Road to Civil War; Identity, Justice and Repair; Essential Disciplinary Practices: Questions, Evidence and Action

Oregon grade 3 Math

Algebraic Reasoning: Multiplication and Division Problems; Algebraic Reasoning: Properties, Fluency and Arithmetic Patterns; Numeric Reasoning: Base Ten Arithmetic; Numeric Reasoning: Fractions; Geometric Reasoning: Shapes and Their Attributes; Measurement: Time, Liquid Volume and Mass; Geometric Measurement: Area and Perimeter; Data Reasoning: Investigative Questions and Data Displays

Oregon grade 4 Math

Algebraic Reasoning: Four Operations and Multiplicative Comparison; Algebraic Reasoning: Factors, Multiples and Patterns; Numeric Reasoning: Place Value of Multi-Digit Whole Numbers; Numeric Reasoning: Multi-Digit Arithmetic; Numeric Reasoning: Fraction Equivalence, Comparison and Operations; Numeric Reasoning: Decimal Notation for Fractions; Geometric Reasoning: Lines, Angles and Classifying Figures; Measurement: Units, Conversion, Area and Perimeter; Geometric Measurement: Angles and Angle Measure; Data Reasoning: Investigative Questions and Line Plots

Oregon grade 5 Math

Algebraic Reasoning: Numerical Expressions and Patterns; Numeric Reasoning: The Place Value System; Numeric Reasoning: Multi-Digit and Decimal Operations; Numeric Reasoning: Adding and Subtracting Fractions; Numeric Reasoning: Multiplying and Dividing Fractions; Geometric Reasoning: The Coordinate Plane; Geometric Reasoning: Classifying Figures and Converting Units; Geometric Measurement: Volume; Data Reasoning: Investigative Questions and Data Displays

Oregon grade 6 Math

Algebraic Reasoning: Writing and Evaluating Expressions; Algebraic Reasoning: Equations, Inequalities and Related Quantities; Proportional Reasoning: Ratios, Rates and Percents; Numeric Reasoning: Dividing Fractions and Computing Fluently; Numeric Reasoning: Rational Numbers and the Coordinate Plane; Geometric Reasoning: Area, Volume, Surface Area and Polygons in the Plane; Data Reasoning: The Statistical Investigation Cycle

Oregon grade 7 Math

Algebraic Reasoning: Equivalent Expressions; Algebraic Reasoning: Equations and Inequalities in Context; Proportional Reasoning: Rates, Proportional Relationships and Percent; Proportional Reasoning: Probability of Chance Events; Numeric Reasoning: Operations with Rational Numbers; Geometric Reasoning: Scale Drawings and Constructing Triangles; Geometric Measurement: Circles, Angles, Area, Surface Area and Volume; Data Reasoning: Sampling, Comparison and Inference

Oregon grade 8 Math

Algebraic Reasoning: Exponents, Roots and Scientific Notation; Algebraic Reasoning: Proportional Relationships, Lines and Slope; Algebraic Reasoning: Linear Equations and Simultaneous Equations; Algebraic Reasoning: Defining and Comparing Functions; Algebraic Reasoning: Modelling Relationships with Functions; Numeric Reasoning: Rational and Irrational Numbers; Geometric Reasoning: Congruence, Similarity and Transformations; Geometric Measurement: The Pythagorean Theorem and Volume of Round Solids; Data Reasoning: Bivariate Data and Patterns of Association

Oregon grade 3 Science

Earth and Space Science: Earth's Systems, Earth and Human Activity; Engineering Design: Engineering Design; Life Science: From Molecules to Organisms: Structures and Processes, Ecosystems: Interactions, Energy, and Dynamics; Life Science: Heredity: Inheritance and Variation of Traits; Life Science: Biological Evolution: Unity and Diversity; Physical Science: Motion and Stability: Forces and Interactions

Oregon grade 4 Science

Earth and Space Science: Earth's Place in the Universe, Earth's Systems; Earth and Space Science: Earth and Human Activity; Engineering Design: Engineering Design; Life Science: From Molecules to Organisms: Structures and Processes; Physical Science: Energy; Physical Science: Waves and their Applications in Technologies for Information Transfer

Oregon grade 5 Science

Earth and Space Science: Earth's Place in the Universe; Earth and Space Science: Earth's Systems, Earth and Human Activity; Engineering Design: Engineering Design; Life Science: From Molecules to Organisms: Structures and Processes, Ecosystems: Interactions, Energy, and Dynamics; Physical Science: Matter and Its Interactions; Physical Science: Motion and Stability: Forces and Interactions, Energy

Oregon grade 6 Science

Earth and Space Science: Earth's Systems; Earth and Space Science: Earth and Human Activity; Life Science: From Molecules to Organisms: Structures and Processes, Heredity: Inheritance and Variation of Traits; Physical Science: Energy

Oregon grade 7 Science

Earth and Space Science: Earth's Systems; Earth and Space Science: Earth and Human Activity; Life Science: From Molecules to Organisms: Structures and Processes; Life Science: Ecosystems: Interactions, Energy, and Dynamics; Physical Science: Matter and Its Interactions

Oregon grade 8 Science

Earth and Space Science: Earth's Place in the Universe, Earth and Human Activity; Life Science: Heredity: Inheritance and Variation of Traits, Biological Evolution: Unity and Diversity; Physical Science: Motion and Stability: Forces and Interactions; Physical Science: Energy; Physical Science: Waves and their Applications in Technologies for Information Transfer

North Carolina

English, grades 3–8, NC Standard Course of Study: 57 units, 392 skills
Math, grades 3–8, NC Standard Course of Study: 59 units, 288 skills
Social Studies, grades 3–8, NC Standard Course of Study: 41 units, 185 skills
Science, grades 3–8, NC Standard Course of Study: 44 units, 127 skills

North Carolina grade 3 English

Reading Foundational Skills; Reading Literature; Reading Informational Text; Opinion Writing; Informative and Explanatory Writing; Narrative Writing; Research and Digital Tools; Speaking and Listening; Grammar, Usage, and Conventions; Vocabulary and Language Use

North Carolina grade 4 English

North Carolina grade 5 English

North Carolina grade 6 English

Reading Literature; Reading Informational Text; Argument Writing; Informative and Explanatory Writing; Narrative Writing; Research and Digital Tools; Speaking and Listening; Grammar, Usage, and Conventions; Vocabulary and Language Use

North Carolina grade 7 English

North Carolina grade 8 English

North Carolina grade 3 Math

Understanding Multiplication and Division; Solving Multiplication and Division Problems; Fluency Within 100 and Multiplication Patterns; Two-Step Problems and Place Value to 1,000; Fractions as Numbers; Equivalent Fractions and Comparing Fractions; Time and Customary Measurement; Representing and Interpreting Data; Area and Perimeter; Reasoning with Two-Dimensional Shapes

North Carolina grade 4 Math

Multiplicative Comparison and Two-Step Problems; Factors, Multiples, and Patterns; Place Value and Multi-Digit Computation to 100,000; Equivalence and Comparison of Fractions; Decomposing, Adding, and Subtracting Fractions; Multiplying Fractions by Whole Numbers; Decimal Notation for Fractions; Metric Measurement, Conversion, and Time; Area, Perimeter, and Data; Angles and Two-Dimensional Figures

North Carolina grade 5 Math

Numerical Expressions; Patterns and the Coordinate Plane; Place Value and Decimals to Thousandths; Multiplying and Dividing Multi-Digit Whole Numbers; Operations with Decimals; Adding and Subtracting Fractions; Fractions as Division; Multiplying and Dividing Fractions; Measurement Conversion and Data; Volume and Classifying Quadrilaterals

North Carolina grade 6 Math

Ratios, Unit Rates, and Percents; Dividing Fractions and Fluency with Decimals; Prime Factorization, Factors, and Multiples; Rational Numbers, Absolute Value, and Order; The Coordinate Plane and Integer Operations; Algebraic Expressions; One-Variable Equations and Inequalities; Dependent and Independent Variables; Area, Surface Area, and Volume; Statistical Variability and Distributions

North Carolina grade 7 Math

Proportional Relationships; Operations with Rational Numbers; Equivalent Linear Expressions; Multi-Step Equations and Inequalities; Scale Drawings and Constructing Triangles; Circles, Angles, Area, and Volume; Random Sampling and Inference; Variability and Comparing Two Populations; Probability of Simple Events; Probability of Compound Events

North Carolina grade 8 Math

Rational and Irrational Numbers; Exponents, Roots, and Scientific Notation; Linear Equations, Inequalities, and Systems; Defining, Evaluating, and Comparing Functions; Modeling with Linear Functions; Transformations, Congruence, and Similarity; Angle Relationships; The Pythagorean Theorem and Volume; Patterns of Association in Bivariate Data

North Carolina grade 3 Social Studies

Values, Beliefs, and Cultures in Our Communities; State and Local Government; Entrepreneurs, Resources, and the Local Economy; Geography and the Development of Communities; People and Events in Local History; Inquiry Skills: Questions, Sources, Claims, and Action

North Carolina grade 4 Social Studies

Traditions, Values, and the Identity of North Carolina; Citizens, Leaders, and the North Carolina Constitution; Scarcity, Industries, and Resources in North Carolina; Personal Financial Decisions; Geography, Movement, and Migration in North Carolina; North Carolina History: People, Events, and Ideas; Inquiry Skills: Questions, Sources, Claims, and Action

North Carolina grade 5 Social Studies

Traditions, Values, and American Identity; Structure and Function of the United States Government; Protecting Individual Rights; Economic Growth, Decisions, and Trade; Personal Financial Decisions; Geography and the Development of the United States; United States History: People, Events, and Ideas; Inquiry Skills: Questions, Sources, Claims, and Action

North Carolina grade 6 Social Studies

Culture and Civilizations: Religion, Art, and Social Structure; Government, Law, and Authority in Early Civilizations; Trade and Economic Networks Before 1400; Geography, Migration, and Settlement; The Development of Civilizations from Various Perspectives; Inquiry Skills: Questions, Sources, Claims, and Action

North Carolina grade 7 Social Studies

Culture, Values, and Human Rights; Modern Governments: Conflict, Change, and New Ideas; Economic Systems and the Interdependence of Societies; Geography, Migration, and Societies; Turning Points, Perspectives, and Global Cooperation; Inquiry Skills: Questions, Sources, Claims, and Action

North Carolina grade 8 Social Studies

Groups and the Development of North Carolina and the Nation; Democratic Ideals in State and National Government; Societal Reforms and Their Effectiveness; Economic Development of North Carolina and the Nation; Geography, Movement, and Expansion; Conflict, Cooperation, and Resilience in History; Innovation, Change, and Contributions; Inquiry Skills: Questions, Sources, Claims, and Action

North Carolina grade 3 Science

Matter and Its Interactions: Properties and Changes; Motion and Stability: Forces and Interactions; Energy: Heat and Energy Transfer; Human Body Systems: Protection, Movement, and Support; Plant Structures and Life Cycles; Environmental Factors and Plant Survival; Earth's Place in the Universe: The Earth/Moon/Sun System; Earth's Systems: Water and Land Features

North Carolina grade 4 Science

Forces That Act at a Distance; Energy Transfer: Sound, Light, Heat, and Electric Currents; Waves and Light: Reflection, Refraction, and Absorption; Structures, Senses, and Survival; Fossils as Evidence of Earth's History; Earth's Place in the Universe: Day, Night, and Moon Phases; Earth's Systems: Rocks, Minerals, and Surface Change; Earth and Human Activity

North Carolina grade 5 Science

Matter and Its Interactions: Mixtures and Changes; Force and Motion; Human Body Structures and Systems; Ecosystems: Interdependence of Plants and Animals; Heredity: Inherited and Acquired Characteristics; Earth's Systems: Weather, Climate, and the Water Cycle

North Carolina grade 6 Science

Matter: Structure, States, and Physical Properties; Energy: Thermal and Electrical Transfer; Waves: Seismic, Light, and Sound; Plant Structures, Processes, and Survival; Ecosystems: Energy Flow and Biomes; Earth's Place in the Universe: The Solar System; Earth's Systems: The Lithosphere and Surface Change; Earth and Human Activity: Land Use and Stewardship

North Carolina grade 7 Science

Motion, Forces, and Graphs of Motion; Energy Transfer and Transformation in Mechanical Systems; Cells, Organization, and Human Body Systems; Heredity: Reproduction, Genes, and Inheritance; Earth's Systems: The Atmosphere, Water Cycle, and Weather; Earth and Human Activity: Air Quality and Environmental Hazards

North Carolina grade 8 Science

Matter: Atoms, the Periodic Table, and Chemical Change; Agents of Disease; Ecosystems: Interactions, Energy, and Matter Cycling; Biological Evolution: Evidence and Natural Selection; Earth's History: Rock Layers and Fossil Evidence; Earth's Systems: The Hydrosphere and Ocean Currents; Water Quality and Stewardship; Energy Resources and Their Environmental Implications

District of Columbia

Social Studies, grades 3–8, DC Social Studies Standards (2023): 45 units, 366 skills
English, grades 3–8, Common Core: 51 units, 257 skills
Math, grades 3–8, Common Core: 43 units, 201 skills
Science, grades 3–8, NGSS: 33 units, 144 skills

District of Columbia grade 3 Social Studies

Changing Geography of Washington, DC; Shaping the Early History of Washington, DC; Building the Capital City; The Evolving History of Washington, DC; Today's Washington, DC

District of Columbia grade 4 Social Studies

Early Societies in the Americas (13000 BCE to 1100 CE); Civilizations of the Americas (1100 CE to 1500 CE); Europeans Enter the Americas (1400s-1500s); Life in the Colonies: Settlement and the Slave Trade; Life in the Colonies: Slavery, Society, and Law in the Thirteen Colonies; The Creation of a New Nation: The American Revolution and the Constitution; The Creation of a New Nation: The Founding of the United States Government

District of Columbia grade 5 Social Studies

Inquiry in American History; War and Conquest in the West; Enslavement and Resistance; Civil War; Reconstruction and the Early Struggle for Equality; World War II and Postwar US; The Long Civil Rights Movement

District of Columbia grade 6 Social Studies

The Power of Maps; Africa; Asia; South America and the Caribbean; Europe; North America; Oceania; Thinking and Acting Globally

District of Columbia grade 7 Social Studies

Indigenous Nations and Early European Colonization: Indigenous Societies of the Americas; Indigenous Nations and Early European Colonization: European Arrival and Contact; Colonization and Revolution: Colonial Societies, Enslavement, and Race; Colonization and Revolution: The American Revolution; A Newly Formed, Diverse Nation: Confederation to Constitution; A Newly Formed, Diverse Nation: The Early Republic; Invasion and Control: Conquest of the Nation (1800-1860); Emerging Social Movements (1800-1877); The Civil War; Unresolved: The Reconstruction Era (1865-1877)

District of Columbia grade 8 Social Studies

The Role of Government in Society; How Does the Government Function? Comparing Governments and the Federal Branches; How Does the Government Function? Leaders, Policy, and the DC Government; Media, Society, Government, and Digital Literacy; Rights of the People; Power and Access to Power in Society; Protest and Resistance; Global Opportunities for Action

District of Columbia grade 3 English

Reading Literature: Key Ideas, Craft, and Structure; Reading Literature: Integration, Complexity, and Informational Text Foundations; Reading Informational Text: Craft, Structure, and Integration; Foundational Skills: Phonics, Word Recognition, and Fluency; Writing: Text Types, Purpose, and Production; Writing Research and Speaking and Listening; Speaking, Listening, and Language Conventions: Grammar and Usage; Language Conventions, Knowledge, and Vocabulary Acquisition

District of Columbia grade 4 English

Reading Literature: Key Ideas, Craft, and Structure; Reading Literature: Integration and Range; Reading Informational Text; Foundational Skills; Writing: Text Types and Purposes; Writing: Production, Research, and Range; Speaking and Listening Standards; Language: Conventions and Knowledge of Language; Language: Vocabulary Acquisition and Use

District of Columbia grade 5 English

Reading Literature: Key Ideas and Craft; Reading Literature: Integration, Comparison, and Range; Reading Informational Text: Key Ideas and Craft; Reading Informational Text: Integration, Research, and Range; Foundational Skills and Language Conventions; Vocabulary Acquisition and Use; Writing: Text Types and Purposes; Writing: Production, Research, and Range; Speaking and Listening Standards

District of Columbia grade 6 English

Reading Literature: Key Ideas and Details; Reading Literature: Craft, Structure, and Integration; Reading Informational Text; Writing: Arguments and Informative Texts; Writing: Narratives, Research, and Production; Speaking and Listening; Language: Conventions and Knowledge of Language; Language: Vocabulary Acquisition and Use

District of Columbia grade 7 English

Reading Literature: Key Ideas, Craft, and Structure; Reading Literature: Integration and Range; Reading Informational Text: Key Ideas, Craft, and Structure; Reading Informational Text: Integration, Evaluation, and Range; Writing: Arguments and Informative Texts; Writing: Narratives, Production, and Research; Speaking and Listening Standards; Language: Grammar, Conventions, and Knowledge of Language; Language: Vocabulary Acquisition and Use

District of Columbia grade 8 English

Reading Literature: Key Ideas and Details; Reading Literature: Craft, Structure, and Integration; Reading Informational Text; Writing: Text Types and Purposes; Writing: Production, Research, and Range; Speaking and Listening Standards; Language: Conventions and Knowledge; Language: Vocabulary Acquisition and Use

District of Columbia grade 3 Math

Multiplication and Division Foundations; Problem Solving with All Four Operations and Patterns; Place Value and Multi-Digit Arithmetic; Understanding Fractions as Numbers; Time, Liquid Volume, and Mass; Representing and Interpreting Data; Concepts of Area; Perimeter and Geometric Attributes

District of Columbia grade 4 Math

Multiplicative Comparison and Problem Solving; Factors, Multiples, and Patterns; Place Value and Multi-Digit Arithmetic; Fraction Equivalence and Operations; Decimal Fractions; Measurement Conversion and Problem Solving; Data Representation and Interpretation; Angle Concepts and Measurement; Geometric Figures and Properties

District of Columbia grade 5 Math

District of Columbia grade 6 Math

Ratios and Proportional Relationships; Operations with Fractions and Decimals; Rational Numbers and the Coordinate Plane; Expressions and Equations; Geometry: Area, Surface Area, and Volume; Statistics and Probability

District of Columbia grade 7 Math

Ratios and Proportional Relationships; The Number System: Rational Number Operations; Expressions and Equations; Geometry: Scale, Figures, Area, and Volume; Statistics: Sampling and Inferences; Probability

District of Columbia grade 8 Math

The Number System: Rational and Irrational Numbers; Expressions and Equations: Exponents and Scientific Notation; Expressions and Equations: Linear Relationships; Functions; Geometry: Transformations, Congruence, and Similarity; Geometry: Pythagorean Theorem and Volume; Statistics and Probability: Bivariate Data

District of Columbia grade 3 Science

Forces, Interactions, and Engineering Design; Organism Growth, Life Cycles, and Social Behavior; Traits, Heredity, and Environmental Influences; Biodiversity, Adaptation, and Environmental Changes; Weather, Climate, and Weather-Related Hazards

District of Columbia grade 4 Science

District of Columbia grade 5 Science

Structure and Properties of Matter; Forces, Matter, and Energy in Ecosystems; Earth's Systems and Human Activity; Earth's Place in the Universe and Engineering Design

District of Columbia grade 6 Science

Space Systems; History of Earth; Earth's Systems; Weather and Climate; Earth and Human Activity

District of Columbia grade 7 Science

Structure and Function of Organisms; Matter and Energy in Organisms and Ecosystems; Interdependent Relationships and Biodiversity in Ecosystems; Growth, Development, and Reproduction of Organisms; Biological Evolution and the Fossil Record

District of Columbia grade 8 Science

Matter and Its Interactions; Forces, Interactions, and Energy; Energy Transfer and Waves; From Molecules to Organisms and Ecosystems; Ecosystem Dynamics, Heredity, and Evolution; Earth's Place in the Universe and Earth's Systems; Earth's Systems and Human Activity; Engineering Design

Ohio

English, grades 3–8, Ohio's Learning Standards: 59 units, 450 skills
Math, grades 3–8, Ohio's Learning Standards: 60 units, 227 skills
Social Studies, grades 3–8, Ohio's Learning Standards: 43 units, 123 skills
Science, grades 3–8, Ohio's Learning Standards: 39 units, 119 skills

Ohio grade 3 English

Reading Literature: Key Ideas, Craft, Structure and Range; Reading Informational Text: Key Ideas, Craft, Structure and Range; Reading Foundational Skills: Phonics, Word Analysis and Fluency; Writing: Opinion and Informative/Explanatory Texts; Writing: Narrative Writing, the Writing Process, Research and Range; Speaking and Listening: Collaborative Discussion and Presentation; Language: Conventions of Standard English Grammar and Usage; Language: Conventions of Capitalization, Punctuation and Spelling; Language: Knowledge of Language and Vocabulary Acquisition

Ohio grade 4 English

Reading Literature: Key Ideas, Craft, Structure and Range; Reading Informational Text: Key Ideas, Craft, Structure and Range; Reading Foundational Skills: Word Analysis and Fluency; Writing: Opinion and Informative/Explanatory Texts; Writing: Narrative Writing; Writing: Process, Technology, Research and Range; Speaking and Listening: Collaborative Discussion and Presentation; Language: Conventions of Standard English Grammar and Usage; Language: Conventions of Capitalization, Punctuation, Spelling and Knowledge of Language; Language: Vocabulary Acquisition and Use

Ohio grade 5 English

Ohio grade 6 English

Reading Literature: Key Ideas, Craft, Structure and Range; Reading Informational Text: Key Ideas, Craft, Structure and Range; Writing: Argument; Writing: Informative and Explanatory Texts; Writing: Narrative Writing; Writing: Process, Technology, Research and Range; Speaking and Listening: Collaborative Discussion and Presentation; Language: Conventions of Standard English Grammar and Usage; Language: Conventions of Punctuation and Spelling, and Knowledge of Language; Language: Vocabulary Acquisition and Use

Ohio grade 7 English

Ohio grade 8 English

Ohio grade 3 Math

Operations and Algebraic Thinking: Represent and Solve Multiplication and Division Problems; Operations and Algebraic Thinking: Properties and the Multiplication-Division Relationship; Operations and Algebraic Thinking: Four Operations and Arithmetic Patterns; Number and Operations in Base Ten: Place Value Strategies for Multi-Digit Arithmetic; Number and Operations - Fractions: Fractions as Numbers on the Number Line; Number and Operations - Fractions: Equivalence and Comparing Fractions; Measurement and Data: Time, Money, Liquid Volume and Mass; Measurement and Data: Represent and Interpret Data; Geometric Measurement: Concepts of Area and Relating Area to Multiplication and Addition; Geometric Measurement: Perimeter, and Reasoning with Shapes and Their Attributes

Ohio grade 4 Math

Operations and Algebraic Thinking: Four Operations and Multiplicative Comparison; Operations and Algebraic Thinking: Factors, Multiples and Patterns; Number and Operations in Base Ten: Place Value of Multi-Digit Whole Numbers; Number and Operations in Base Ten: Multi-Digit Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication and Division; Number and Operations - Fractions: Equivalence and Comparison; Number and Operations - Fractions: Building Fractions, Addition and Subtraction; Number and Operations - Fractions: Multiplying a Fraction by a Whole Number; Number and Operations - Fractions: Decimal Notation for Fractions; Measurement and Data: Metric Conversion, Money, Time, Area, Perimeter and Data; Measurement and Geometry: Angles, Lines and Classifying Two-Dimensional Figures

Ohio grade 5 Math

Operations and Algebraic Thinking: Numerical Expressions and Patterns; Number and Operations in Base Ten: Understanding the Place Value System; Number and Operations in Base Ten: Multi-Digit Multiplication and Division; Number and Operations in Base Ten: Operations with Decimals; Number and Operations - Fractions: Adding and Subtracting Fractions with Unlike Denominators; Number and Operations - Fractions: Fractions as Division and Multiplying Fractions; Number and Operations - Fractions: Multiplication as Scaling and Problems with Fractions and Mixed Numbers; Number and Operations - Fractions: Dividing with Unit Fractions and Whole Numbers; Measurement and Data: Customary Conversion, Data Displays and Volume; Geometry: The Coordinate Plane and Classifying Two-Dimensional Figures

Ohio grade 6 Math

Ratios and Proportional Relationships: Ratio and Rate Reasoning; The Number System: Dividing Fractions and Multi-Digit Computation; The Number System: Rational Numbers on the Number Line and Coordinate Plane; The Number System: Ordering, Absolute Value and Distance in the Coordinate Plane; Expressions and Equations: Writing and Evaluating Expressions; Expressions and Equations: Equivalent Expressions; Expressions and Equations: One-Variable Equations, Inequalities and Quantitative Relationships; Geometry: Area, Volume, Surface Area and Polygons in the Coordinate Plane; Statistics and Probability: Statistical Questions and Distributions; Statistics and Probability: Displaying and Summarizing Numerical Data

Ohio grade 7 Math

Ratios and Proportional Relationships: Analyzing Proportional Relationships; The Number System: Adding and Subtracting Rational Numbers; The Number System: Multiplying and Dividing Rational Numbers; Expressions and Equations: Equivalent Expressions, Equations and Inequalities; Geometry: Scale Drawings, Similar Figures, Constructions and Cross Sections; Geometry: Circles, Angle Relationships, Area, Surface Area and Volume; Statistics: Sampling, Populations and the Statistical Problem-Solving Process; Statistics: Describing and Comparing Distributions; Probability: Chance Events and Probability Models; Probability: Compound Events and Simulation

Ohio grade 8 Math

The Number System: Rational and Irrational Numbers; Expressions and Equations: Exponents, Roots and Scientific Notation; Expressions and Equations: Proportional Relationships, Lines and Slope; Expressions and Equations: Linear Equations in One Variable; Expressions and Equations: Pairs of Simultaneous Linear Equations; Functions: Defining, Evaluating and Comparing Functions; Functions: Modeling Relationships Between Quantities; Geometry: Congruence, Similarity and Transformations; Geometry: The Pythagorean Theorem and Volume of Cones, Cylinders and Spheres; Statistics and Probability: Patterns of Association in Bivariate Data

Ohio grade 3 Social Studies

Local History: Timelines, Sources and Change; Maps and Daily Life in Different Communities; People and Places: Environment, Movement and Culture; Rights, Responsibilities and Community Action; Laws and Local Government; Economic Choices: Line Graphs, Incentives and Scarcity; Producers, Consumers and Markets; Costs, Benefits and Budgets

Ohio grade 4 Social Studies

Timelines and Historical Sources; Ohio's Peoples and the Founding of the Nation; Ohio and the Growing Nation; Maps, Regions and Resources; People and Places of Ohio and the United States; Citizens' Participation, Rights and Laws; The Constitution and Branches of Government; Economics: Tables, Entrepreneurs and Saving

Ohio grade 5 Social Studies

Time, Early Civilizations and Exploration; Geographic Tools, Location and Regions; Environments, Cultures and Movement; Public Issues and Forms of Government; Graphs, Choices and Consequences; Resources, Specialization and Earning Income

Ohio grade 6 Social Studies

Timelines and Early River Civilizations; Geographic Tools, Location and Regions; Environments, Movement and Diffusion; Sources, Claims and Governments; Economic Data, Choices and Trade; Markets and Consumer Choices

Ohio grade 7 Social Studies

Historical Thinking, Perspectives and Maps; Ancient Greece and Rome; Feudalism, the Mongols and the Islamic World; Renaissance, Reformation and Nation-States; Trade Routes, Empires and Cultural Diffusion; Exploration, Colonization and the Columbian Exchange; Economics: Costs, Trade and Markets

Ohio grade 8 Social Studies

Exploration and Colonial America; The American Revolution; A New Government and Nation; Expansion, Geography and Settlement; Industrial Revolution, Choices and Markets; Sectionalism, the Civil War and Reconstruction; National Identity, Bias and Prejudice; Civic Groups and the Media

Ohio grade 3 Science

Earth and Space Science: Properties of Earth's Nonliving Resources; Earth and Space Science: Energy Resources and Conservation; Physical Science: Matter and Its States; Physical Science: Forms of Energy; Life Science: Inherited Traits, Learned Behaviors and Survival; Life Science: Life Cycles and Survival in Natural Environments

Ohio grade 4 Science

Earth and Space Science: Earth's Surface and Its Landforms; Earth and Space Science: Weathering, Erosion and Deposition; Physical Science: Conservation of Matter; Physical Science: Energy Transfer and Transformation; Life Science: Environmental Change and Ecosystems; Life Science: Fossils, Biodiversity and Earth's Living History

Ohio grade 5 Science

Earth and Space Science: The Solar System and Its Planets; Earth and Space Science: Cycles and Patterns of Earth and Sun; Physical Science: Force, Motion and Speed; Physical Science: Light and Sound as Forms of Energy; Life Science: Roles of Organisms in Ecosystems; Life Science: Energy Flow Through Living Systems

Ohio grade 6 Science

Earth and Space Science: Minerals and Their Properties; Earth and Space Science: Rocks and the Rock Cycle; Earth and Space Science: Soil and Geologic Resources; Physical Science: Atoms, Elements and Molecules; Physical Science: Particles, Temperature and Changes of State; Physical Science: Energy and Motion; Life Science: Cells as the Fundamental Unit of Life; Life Science: Cell Functions and Levels of Organization

Ohio grade 7 Science

Earth and Space Science: The Hydrologic Cycle; Earth and Space Science: Currents, Climate and the Atmosphere; Earth and Space Science: Earth, Moon and Sun; Physical Science: Organizing Elements and Conservation of Matter; Physical Science: Conservation and Transfer of Energy; Life Science: Energy Flow and Matter Cycling in Living Systems; Life Science: Biomes, Biodiversity and Ecosystem Change

Ohio grade 8 Science

Earth and Space Science: Earth's Interior and Seismic Evidence; Earth and Space Science: Plate Tectonics; Earth and Space Science: Earth's Surface and the Geologic Record; Physical Science: Forces, Fields and Motion; Life Science: Evolution, Extinction and the Fossil Record; Life Science: Reproduction and Inherited Traits

Delaware

English, grades 3–8, Common Core: 51 units, 430 skills
Math, grades 3–8: 43 units, 203 skills
Social Studies, grades 3–8, Delaware Social Studies Standards: 57 units, 173 skills
Science, grades 3–8, NGSS: 25 units, 112 skills

Delaware grade 3 English

Delaware grade 4 English

Delaware grade 5 English

Delaware grade 6 English

Delaware grade 7 English

Delaware grade 8 English

Delaware grade 3 Math

Multiplication and Division Foundations; Properties of Operations and Fluency; Solving Problems with Four Operations and Patterns; Place Value and Multi-Digit Arithmetic; Understanding Fractions as Numbers; Measurement of Time, Liquid Volume, and Mass; Representing and Interpreting Data; Geometric Measurement: Area; Geometric Measurement: Perimeter and Attributes of Shapes

Delaware grade 4 Math

Multi-Digit Whole Number Operations and Place Value; Fraction Equivalence and Operations; Decimal Fractions; Measurement and Data; Geometric Measurement: Angles; Geometry: Lines, Angles, and Shapes

Delaware grade 5 Math

Operations and Algebraic Thinking; Place Value and Decimal Operations; Fractions: Addition and Subtraction; Fractions: Multiplication and Division; Measurement and Data; Geometric Measurement: Volume; Geometry: Coordinate Plane and Classifying Figures

Delaware grade 6 Math

Ratios and Proportional Relationships; The Number System: Division of Fractions and Fluency; The Number System: Rational Numbers; Expressions and Equations: Algebraic Expressions; Expressions and Equations: Solving Equations and Inequalities; Geometry: Area, Surface Area, and Volume; Statistics and Probability: Statistical Variability; Statistics and Probability: Summarizing and Describing Distributions

Delaware grade 7 Math

Ratios and Proportional Relationships; Operations with Rational Numbers; Expressions and Equations; Geometry; Statistics and Probability

Delaware grade 8 Math

The Number System: Rational and Irrational Numbers; Expressions and Equations: Exponents and Scientific Notation; Expressions and Equations: Proportional Relationships and Linear Equations; Expressions and Equations: Solving Linear Equations; Functions; Geometry: Congruence and Similarity; Geometry: Pythagorean Theorem and Volume; Statistics and Probability: Bivariate Data

Delaware grade 3 Social Studies

Civics: Leaders, Authority, and Respect; Civics: Rights, Responsibilities, and Working Together; Economics: Wants, Resources, and Choices; Economics: Money, Barter, and Trade; Geography: Maps, Landforms, and Climate; Geography: Settlements, Places, and Regions; History: Time, Evidence, and Historical Accounts; History: Families, Customs, Then and Now; History: People and Communities of Delaware and the United States

Delaware grade 4 Social Studies

Civics: Government and the Constitution; Civics: Citizenship and Participation; Economics: Markets and Prices; Economics: Banks, Economic Systems, and Trade; Geography: Maps and the Physical Environment; Geography: Settlements, Places, and Regions; History: Chronology, Evidence, and Interpretation; History: Delaware and United States History; History: Themes in United States History

Delaware grade 5 Social Studies

Delaware grade 6 Social Studies

Civics: Government and Its Authority; Civics: Principles, Founding Documents, and Rights; Civics: Citizenship and Participation; Economics: Markets, Money, Systems, and Trade; Geography: Maps, Environments, and Places; Geography: Regions and Economic Activity; History: Chronology and Research; History: Sources and Interpretation; History: Pre-Industrial United States and Delaware; History: Ancient and Medieval World

Delaware grade 7 Social Studies

Delaware grade 8 Social Studies

Delaware grade 3 Science

Forces and Interactions; Environmental Impacts on Organisms and Life Cycles and Traits (Part 1); Environmental Impacts on Organisms and Life Cycles and Traits (Part 2); Weather and Climate

Delaware grade 4 Science

Energy and Waves (Part 1); Energy and Waves (Part 2); Structure/Function and Information Processing; Processes that Shape the Earth

Delaware grade 5 Science

Structure and Properties of Matter; Ecosystems and Earth Systems (Part 1); Ecosystems and Earth Systems (Part 2); Stars and the Solar System

Delaware grade 6 Science

Earth History; Solar System; Force and Motion; Structure/Function (Body systems); Engineering Design--Bundled as Appropriate

Delaware grade 7 Science

Diversity of Life/Cell Structure and Function; Genes/Genetics-Natural Selection; Properties of Matter; Engineering Design--Bundled as Appropriate

Delaware grade 8 Science

Transformation of Energy; Ecosystems; Weather and Climate; Engineering Design--Bundled as Appropriate

Indiana

English, grades 3–8, Indiana Academic Standards: 51 units, 307 skills
Social Studies, grades 3–8, Indiana Academic Standards: 48 units, 219 skills
Math, grades 3–8, Indiana Academic Standards: 27 units, 145 skills
Science, grades 3–8, Indiana Academic Standards (NGSS-based): 35 units, 118 skills

Indiana grade 3 English

Reading Foundations; Reading Comprehension: Literature and Nonfiction; Reading Comprehension: Vocabulary; Writing: Persuasive Compositions; Writing: Informative Compositions; Writing: Narrative Compositions; Writing: Writing Process and Research; Writing: Grammar and Conventions; Communication and Collaboration

Indiana grade 4 English

Indiana grade 5 English

Indiana grade 6 English

Reading Comprehension: Literature and Nonfiction; Reading Comprehension: Vocabulary; Writing: Arguments; Writing: Informative Compositions; Writing: Narrative Compositions; Writing: Writing Process and Research; Writing: Grammar and Conventions; Communication and Collaboration

Indiana grade 7 English

Indiana grade 8 English

Indiana grade 3 Social Studies

Our Community's Past: Native Americans, Settlers, and Change; Historical Skills: Timelines, Sources, and Regional Culture; Government and Citizenship; Maps, Globes, and the Midwest; Regions and the Environment; Economics: Choices, Trade, and Money

Indiana grade 4 Social Studies

Indiana's Land: Maps, Regions, and Glaciers; First Peoples and the Road to Statehood; Roads, Migration, and Perspectives; Indiana in the Civil War Era and the Nineteenth Century; Indiana in the Twentieth Century and Today; Historical Skills and Indiana's Culture; Indiana's Constitution and Government; Indiana's Economy

Indiana grade 5 Social Studies

Mapping the United States; Early Cultures, Exploration, and Contact; The Thirteen Colonies; The American Revolution; A New Nation: Constitution and Early Republic; Government and Civic Life; Economics: Resources, Productivity, and Choices

Indiana grade 6 Social Studies

Ancient Civilizations, Religions, and Early Systems; Medieval Europe: Trade, Disease, and Change; Enlightenment, Industry, and the Modern World; Historical Thinking: Time, Fact, and Perspective; Governments of Europe and the Americas; Geography of Europe and the Americas; Trade and Economic Systems; Civics: Foundations of Government; Civics: Functions of Government; Civics: The Role of Citizens

Indiana grade 7 Social Studies

River Valley Civilizations and Major Religions; Trade, Empires, and Dynasties; Voyages, Slavery, and Colonization; Modern Asia and the World Since 1868; Governments and Independence; Geography: Places, Regions, and Physical Features; Geography: Resources, People, and Environment; Economics: Trade and Externalities

Indiana grade 8 Social Studies

Colonization and the Road to Revolution; The Founding Era; The Young Republic; Jacksonian Democracy, Expansion, and War with Mexico; Reform, Immigration, and Sectionalism; Civil War, Reconstruction, and Historical Inquiry; Constitutional Government and Citizenship; Geography: Maps, Land, and Migration; Economics: Growth, Government, and Interdependence

Indiana grade 3 Math

Number Sense; Computation and Algebraic Thinking; Geometry; Measurement and Data Analysis

Indiana grade 4 Math

Number Sense; Computation and Algebraic Thinking; Geometry; Measurement; Data Analysis

Indiana grade 5 Math

Number Sense; Computation and Algebraic Thinking; Geometry and Measurement; Data Analysis

Indiana grade 6 Math

Number Sense; Ratios and Proportional Reasoning; Algebra and Functions; Geometry and Measurement; Data Analysis and Statistics

Indiana grade 7 Math

Number Sense; Ratios and Proportional Reasoning; Algebra and Functions; Geometry and Measurement; Data Analysis, Statistics, and Probability

Indiana grade 8 Math

Number Sense; Algebra and Functions; Geometry and Measurement; Data Analysis, Statistics, and Probability

Indiana grade 3 Science

Motion and Stability: Forces and Interactions; From Molecules to Organisms: Structures and Processes and Ecosystems: Interactions, Energy, and Dynamics; Heredity: Inheritance and Variation of Traits; Biological Evolution: Unity and Diversity; Earth's Systems; Earth and Human Activity and Engineering Design

Indiana grade 4 Science

Energy; Waves and Their Applications in Technologies for Information Transfer; From Molecules to Organisms: Structures and Processes; Earth's Place in the Universe and Earth's Systems; Earth and Human Activity; Engineering Design

Indiana grade 5 Science

Matter and Its Interactions; Motion and Stability: Forces and Interaction and Energy; From Molecules to Organisms: Structures and Processes and Ecosystems: Interactions, Energy, and Dynamics; Earth's Place in the Universe; Earth's Systems; Earth and Human Activity and Engineering Design

Indiana grade 6 Science

Waves and Their Applications in Technologies for Information Transfer; From Molecules to Organisms: Structures and Processes and Ecosystems: Interactions, Energy, and Dynamics; Earth's Place in the Universe; Engineering Design

Indiana grade 7 Science

Motion and Stability: Forces and Interactions; Energy; From Molecules to Organisms: Structures and Processes; Earth's Place in the Universe and Earth's Systems; Earth and Human Activity; Engineering Design

Indiana grade 8 Science

Matter and Its Interactions; From Molecules to Organisms: Structures and Processes; Heredity: Inheritance and Variation of Traits; Biological Evolution: Unity and Diversity; Earth's Systems; Earth and Human Activity; Engineering Design

Minnesota

English, grades 3–8, Minnesota Academic Standards (2020): 42 units, 252 skills
Math, grades 3–8, Minnesota Academic Standards (2007): 49 units, 182 skills
Social Studies, grades 3–8, Minnesota Academic Standards (2021): 51 units, 172 skills
Science, grades 3–8, Minnesota Academic Standards (2019): 27 units, 95 skills

Minnesota grade 3 English

Foundations of Reading and Independent Comprehension; Themes, Text Structure and the Influences on a Text; Arguments, Vocabulary and Media Literacy in Reading; Foundations of Writing and Writing Routinely; Writing Arguments, Explanations and Narratives; Inquiry, Research and Citing Sources; Listening, Speaking, Viewing and Exchanging Ideas

Minnesota grade 4 English

Minnesota grade 5 English

Minnesota grade 6 English

Minnesota grade 7 English

Minnesota grade 8 English

Minnesota grade 3 Math

Whole Numbers to 100,000: Place Value and Comparison; Multi-Digit Addition and Subtraction, Multiplication and Division; Understanding Fractions; Input-Output Rules and Number Sentences; Lines, Shapes and Polygons; Perimeter, Measuring Distance and Data Displays; Time, Money and Temperature

Minnesota grade 4 Math

Multiplication, Division and Multi-Digit Arithmetic; Fractions: Equivalence, Comparison and Operations; Decimals, Place Value and Data Displays; Input-Output Rules and Number Sentences; Triangles, Quadrilaterals and Polygons; Angles and Area; Translations, Reflections and Rotations

Minnesota grade 5 Math

Division and Multi-Step Problem Solving; Decimals and Fractions: Place Value, Order and Equivalence; Adding and Subtracting Fractions and Decimals; Patterns, Tables and the Coordinate Plane; Expressions, Equations and Inequalities; Three-Dimensional Figures and Nets; Area, Surface Area and Volume; Mean, Median, Range and Graphs

Minnesota grade 6 Math

Rational Numbers, Percents and Factors; Ratios and Rates; Multiplying and Dividing Decimals, Fractions and Percents; Variables and Representing Relationships; Expressions, Equations and Inequalities; Perimeter, Area, Surface Area and Volume; Angles in Geometric Figures; Measurement Units and Conversions; Probability and Sample Space

Minnesota grade 7 Math

Positive and Negative Rational Numbers; Operations with Rational Numbers and Exponents; Proportional Relationships; Representing and Solving Proportional Problems; Algebraic Expressions and Order of Operations; Equations and the Properties of Equality; Circles, Cylinders and Their Formulas; Similarity, Scale and Transformations; Mean, Median, Range and Data Displays; Probability and Relative Frequency

Minnesota grade 8 Math

Real Numbers, Exponents and Scientific Notation; Functions: Linear and Nonlinear; Representing Linear Functions and Sequences; Evaluating and Justifying Algebraic Expressions; Linear Equations, Inequalities and Systems; The Pythagorean Theorem; Parallel and Perpendicular Lines on the Coordinate System; Scatterplots and Lines of Best Fit

Minnesota grade 3 Social Studies

Historical Sources and Ways of Keeping Time and Space; Regions, Maps and Sense of Place; Environment, Resources and the Movement of Ancient Peoples; Daily Life, Inventions and Legacies of Ancient Peoples; Economics: Resources, Choices, Consumers and Producers; Government, Rules and Tribal Nations; Informed Citizens, Voices and Civic Action

Minnesota grade 4 Social Studies

Community Decisions and Democratic Values; Leaders, Governments and Tribal Homelands; Resources, Incentives and Productivity; Reading Maps: Tools, Questions and Perspectives; Land, Energy, Agriculture and Climate; Investigating Issues Through History; Migration, Identity and Stereotypes; Colonization, Resistance and Changemakers

Minnesota grade 5 Social Studies

Indigenous Nations: Sovereignty, Policy and Revitalization; Maps and Places of Early America; Colonization, Slavery and Resistance; The American Revolution Through Many Perspectives; Founding Documents and Government; Economic Decisions in a Historical Setting; Names, Identity and Oversight

Minnesota grade 6 Social Studies

Mapping Mni Sóta Maḳoce and Minnesota; Dakota and Anishinaabe Peoples and Contact in the Upper Mississippi Region; Treaties, Territory and Statehood; Slavery, Abolition, the Civil War and the U.S.-Dakota War of 1862; Industry, Reform and Wars in Minnesota History; Migration and Immigration to Minnesota; Freedom, Equality and Community Building; Minnesota Constitution, Government and Citizenship; Analyzing Policy Issues and Climate Change in Minnesota; Economics: Income, Markets and Communities

Minnesota grade 7 Social Studies

Civil Discourse, Rights, Laws and Public Policy; Maps, Places and Movement in American History; Tribal Nations, Treaties and U.S. Expansion; Slavery, the Civil War and Reconstruction, and Segregation; Industry, Technology and Change; Suffrage, Overseas Expansion and the Great Depression; World War II, the Holocaust and the Cold War; Civil Rights and Freedom Movements; Economic Choices, Allocation, Profit and Trade; Evaluating Sources and Acting on Today's Issues

Minnesota grade 8 Social Studies

Civil Discourse and Systems of Government; Human Rights and International Cooperation; Economic Systems and Growth; Trade and Economic Imbalances; Geographic Tools, Sense of Place and Environment; Places, Regions and Human Systems; Independence, Revolutions and Social Change since World War II; Culture, Media and Religion; Genocide, Mass Violence and Migration to Minnesota

Minnesota grade 3 Science

Light and How We See; Life Cycles and Inherited Variation; Plant Growth, Structures and Survival; Patterns in the Sky and the Seasons

Minnesota grade 4 Science

Earth's Water, Weathering and Systems; Rock Layers, Fossils and Natural Hazards; Earth's Resources and Energy Use; Inherited Traits and the Environment; Electric and Magnetic Forces

Minnesota grade 5 Science

Properties of Matter and Particles; Energy, Motion and Energy Transfer; The Sun, Shadows and Stars; Plants, Matter Cycling and Ecosystem Change

Minnesota grade 6 Science

The Solar System and Its Motions; Rock Layers and Geologic Time; Earth's Systems: Weather, Plates, Rock and Water; Earth's Resources, Hazards and Human Impact

Minnesota grade 7 Science

Cells and Body Systems; Matter, Energy and Growth in Organisms; Ecosystems: Matter Cycling and Populations; Genes, Reproduction and Inheritance; Evolution, Fossils and Natural Selection

Minnesota grade 8 Science

Atoms, Molecules and Chemical Reactions; Thermal Energy, States of Matter and Particle Motion; Forces, Motion and Fields; Kinetic and Potential Energy; Waves and Information Transfer

Try Adora Learn free for 10 days, no credit card: app.adoralearn.com/login. About Adora Learn: adoralearn.com.